Both Stanford and MIT have systems for recharging while driving. To me, this makes more sense than huge electric batteries taking hours to recharge. Smartplanet Feb 3, 2012 article:
http://www.smartplanet.com/blog/smart-takes/with-wireless-power-charge-your-electric-car-while-driving/22321?tag=content;siu-containerI have advocated an inductive road system for over 3 years. Each car using the system would have an RFID chip to have the system record the car's electric usage and to activate the induction charge while the vehicle is over the system. Each driver would have an RFID driver's license inserted for use by law enforcement, traffic management, automatic hand's free driving and more. When on the interstate highway, rails would function for maglev transport. Three years ago, I published this web article (go to section 9):
http://www.techok.org/ I believe this system, if adopted nationwide/worldwide would revolutionize transportation as we know it.
John Hite, retired, Oklahoma City
