| Pedal-Powered Car Gets Pulled Over by Toronto Police |
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| Written by Kate Trainor | |||||||||
| Tuesday, 05 February 2008 | |||||||||
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Check out the video after the jump. It was then equipped with 4 independent pedal and gear mechanisms that make it possible for passengers to form the self-propulsion group. A cutting edge transmission technology was developed to transmit the power supplied by the passengers to the drive wheels and to vary the reduction ratios between cyclists and wheels, so as to ensure their progressive coupling for start-ups. With a top speed of around 15 km/h, the vehicle's resistance to the culture of performance is raised to an unprecedented level.
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Joel Sanda
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Isn't it odd they got a ticket - it's not really a motor vehicle and it's certainly a hell of lot 'safer' than a bicycle. Having been hit three times now while on a bike (when did stop signs become yield signs ) I'd rather get clipped pedaling this than my bicycle! |
| The vehicle was too slow to be in mainstream traffic and as such presented a hazard to other drivers. The ticket was appropriate. There is a youtube video of an HPV that can keep up with traffic and that vehicle I would expect should not be ticketed so long as it has the appropriate lights. |
nice jajaja wee need one of those in DR.. |
| I wonder if they'd ticket it if it had blinkers going. |
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