Electric on-demand pedicabs will soon be seen on Londons crowded roads
and cycle routes.

The new fleet of power-assisted bikes will be on the roads this month,
with six starting operation on the South Bank from today.

Passengers can summon one of Velubas vehicles using an Uber-style app,
and will pay a £3 booking fee plus £1.25 per mile. The money is then
debited directly from the passengers connected account.

Each passenger pod has seatbelts and USB port, plus three CCTV cameras.

"all the riders vetted and made to take a road proficiency test."
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Bod

On Friday, February 2, 2018 at 1:56:16 AM UTC-6, Bod wrote:
Electric on-demand pedicabs will soon be seen on Londons crowded roads
and cycle routes.

The new fleet of power-assisted bikes will be on the roads this month,
with six starting operation on the South Bank from today.

Passengers can summon one of Velubas vehicles using an Uber-style app,
and will pay a £3 booking fee plus £1.25 per mile. The money is then
debited directly from the passengers connected account.

Each passenger pod has seatbelts and USB port, plus three CCTV cameras.

"all the riders vetted and made to take a road proficiency test."
--
Bod


Here in The States, the term I've seen used for a vehicle like that is, "semi-enclosed trike" with various propulsion systems. There are a lot of them powered by a 150cc gasoline/petrol engine. It's an interesting little vehicle. ^_^

https://www.standard.co.uk/news/uk/e...-a3755476.html

https://tinyurl.com/y7844rbq

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uIn9-4b7dSM

[8~{} Uncle Trike Monster

On 02/02/2018 11:49, Uncle Monster wrote:
On Friday, February 2, 2018 at 1:56:16 AM UTC-6, Bod wrote:
Electric on-demand pedicabs will soon be seen on Londons crowded roads
and cycle routes.

The new fleet of power-assisted bikes will be on the roads this month,
with six starting operation on the South Bank from today.

Passengers can summon one of Velubas vehicles using an Uber-style app,
and will pay a £3 booking fee plus £1.25 per mile. The money is then
debited directly from the passengers connected account.

Each passenger pod has seatbelts and USB port, plus three CCTV cameras.

"all the riders vetted and made to take a road proficiency test."
--
Bod


Here in The States, the term I've seen used for a vehicle like that is, "semi-enclosed trike" with various propulsion systems. There are a lot of them powered by a 150cc gasoline/petrol engine. It's an interesting little vehicle. ^_^

https://www.standard.co.uk/news/uk/e...-a3755476.html

https://tinyurl.com/y7844rbq

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uIn9-4b7dSM

[8~{} Uncle Trike Monster

Indeed, but I'm not sure if it's a good or bad idea. In theory, it is.

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Bod

On 02/02/2018 12:56 AM, Bod wrote:
Electric on-demand pedicabs will soon be seen on Londons crowded roads
and cycle routes.

The new fleet of power-assisted bikes will be on the roads this month,
with six starting operation on the South Bank from today.

Passengers can summon one of Velubas vehicles using an Uber-style app,
and will pay a £3 booking fee plus £1.25 per mile. The money is then
debited directly from the passengers connected account.

Each passenger pod has seatbelts and USB port, plus three CCTV cameras.

"all the riders vetted and made to take a road proficiency test."

What's the news part, the electric assist?

http://www.londontuktuks.co.uk/

Khan can trun London into Islamabad North.

On 2/2/18 4:57 AM, BurfordTJustice wrote:
LOL..****ing pathetic.


"Bod" wrote in message
...
: Electric on-demand pedicabs will soon be seen on London's crowded roads
: and cycle routes.
:
: The new fleet of power-assisted bikes will be on the roads this month,
: with six starting operation on the South Bank from today.
:
: Passengers can summon one of Veluba's vehicles using an Uber-style app,
: and will pay a £3 booking fee plus £1.25 per mile. The money is then
: debited directly from the passenger's connected account.
:
: Each passenger pod has seatbelts and USB port, plus three CCTV cameras.
:
: "all the riders vetted and made to take a road proficiency test."
: --
: Bod


indeed you are, thank you for admitting it