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Slides along the rail. a camera follows the green led lights to help keep it centred, while an antenna system and series of sensors ensure only specific sections have live currants and because it ids the vehicle, the owner can be billed for their energy use. under here you have an antenna receiver, so the vehicle comes, sends a signal. this will switch on to 650 volts when the vehicle is over it and then when it has passed, it will immediately switch off. elonroad, the firm behind the tech, argue that electric roads make more sense than building a huge network of chargers. this is especially i...

The road. so we get the steady current the road-_ so we get the steady current the road. . ., ., , the road. the technology here is called conductive _ the road. the technology here is called conductive charging. | is called conductive charging. electricity flows to the vehicle through a metal strip that slides along the rail. a camera follows the green led lights to help keep it dissented while an antenna system and a series of sensors ensure only specific sections have a live currants and because it ids the owner can be billed for their energy use. fin billed for their energy use. on here o...

Through a metal strip that slides along the rail. a camera follows the green led lights to help keep it centred, while an antenna system and series of sensors ensure only specific sections have live current and because it ids the vehicle, the owner can be billed for their energy use. under here you have an antenna receiver, so the vehicle comes, sends a signal. this will switch on to 650 volts when the vehicle is over it and then when it has passed, it will immediately switch off. elonroad, the firm behind the tech, argue that electric roads make more ssense than building a huge network of cha...

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Connecticut Sen. Gary Winfield, D-New Haven said he is near an intersection with frequent accidents, including one leaving a car on his lawn