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In Which We Conclude Our Trip
With introspective retrospection, we consider the effects of our trip on transportation in this country
In Which We Admire the Consistency of Our Electric Motor
Our tiny EV may not be the strongest car on the road, but it may well be one of the most consistent
In Which We Rely on the Kindness (and Electricity) of Remote Western Strangers
EVs like ours are actually more convenient to recharge out in the wild, largely unpopulated west than a gas-powered--or even traditional electric--car
In Which We Ponder the Trap of “Something for Nothing” Thinking
If you want the results, you still have to do the work
In Which We Battle the Obstacles of Range and Recharge Times
There are two challenges that pure electric vehicles will have to overcome before there’s any chance of them gaining acceptance … Continued
In Which We Ponder the Future of Small American Towns
We could live here, if only there was 3G
In Which We Examine the Value of Trains and Cars
In eastern Kansas, our route took us parallel to a major east-west train track for many miles. Long freight trains … Continued
In Which We Discover the Nuances of Efficient Driving
Always remember to check tire pressure. ALWAYS
In Which We Fight Rain and Embrace Aftermarket Parts From the Garbage
As I was soaked with rain, I started to rethink my design
In Which We Compare Our Electric Vehicle to the Organic Vehicle–the Amish Horse and Buggy
As we passed westward from the steep mountains of Kentucky’s eastern section into the rolling hills of its bluegrass country, … Continued
