Third world country transportation
Genre: Funny Videos
by: azian13
Dubbed Project P.U.M.A. (Personal Urban Mobility and Accessibility), GM and Segway are developing an electrically powered, two-seat prototype vehicle that has only two wheels. It could allow people to travel around cities more quickly, safely, quietly and cleanly - and at a lower total cost. Cities around the world are actively looking for solutions to alleviate congestion and pollution. Project P.U.M.A. combines several technologies demonstrated by GM and Segway, including electric drive and batteries; dynamic stabilization (two-wheel balancing); all-electronic acceleration, steering and braking; vehicle-to-vehicle communications; and autonomous driving and parking.
Genre: Auto Videos
by: Streetfire
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by: TransportationHRcom
Genre: Entertainment
by: Break.com Staff
http://www.WatchMojo.com video on Car Firsts:
by: WatchMojo
Panelists discuss how the Segway personal transporter has revolutionized American life.
Genre: TV Videos
by: OnionNewsNetwork
Promo 10 for the series, "Perils For Pedestrians". You can see the series on public access cable, on The Universityhouse Channel (DISH Network 9411, Tuesdays 9:30 PM Eastern, 6:30 Pacific), and archived on Google Video. Learn more at www.pedestrians.org
by: JZWetmore
Direct Link: http://www.dldhistory.com/link2us.asp?ID=1027 The Disneyland Monorail was the first operating monorail system in the Western Hemisphere and the first to cross a public street. When Walt built Disneyland, he wanted complete control over the steam trains, so that he could take them out when ever he wanted. Thus, he placed the steam trains, and then later the monorails under the ownership of Retlaw and leased them back to the park. In 1982, the family decided to sell the assets of Retlaw to the Disney Company, and a holding company, Walt Disney Incorporated was formed. Eventually, the steam trains and monorails became "officially" Disneyland's property. The Monorail only ran around Tomorrowland from 1959 through 1961 when it was extended to the Disneyland Hotel. Mark I trains capacity 82-3 cars per train monorail red, blue: 1959-1961 Mark II trains capacity 108-4 cars per train 3 square windows monorail red,blue,gold: 1961-1968 Mark III trains capacity 127-5 cars per train 4 wraped windows mo
by: DLDHistory
The vessel is made from a 1884 sq. ft. sheet of Tetrapak (the stuff milk cartons are made of) and weighs in at 55 lbs
I took this picture while doing some work in Pakistan. They don't quite have the same safety laws they do here in the US.
Genre: Photos
by: brock2020
