- The government agency has announced plans to test wireless power-transfer tech that it hopes to build under the country's motorways and major A roads.
- Electric cables buried under the road are used to generate electromagnetic fields, which are picked up by a coil inside the device and converted into electricity.
- Highway England aims to run the experiments for about 18 months before deciding whether to commit itself to an on-road trial. "The potential to recharge low emission vehicles on the move offers exciting possibilities," commented Transport Minister Andrew Jones.
England's Electric Motorways Let You Charge as You Drive
8. 12. 15 by Andrew Tieu