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Buzz Clik

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8. Okay. As long as we agree that this is fantasy and highly improbable, I agree it's forward thinking.
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Electric Avenue: Solar Road Panels Offer Asphalt Alternative [View all] xchrom May 2013 OP
The illustration above looks dangerous to me OKIsItJustMe May 2013 #1
And in three years... Buzz Clik May 2013 #2
everything has to be replaced, maintained. xchrom May 2013 #3
Have you noticed that solar panels are placed where they get limited abrasion? Roofs? On poles? Buzz Clik May 2013 #5
A lot of the research is toward more durable and flexible panels bigbrother05 May 2013 #7
Okay. As long as we agree that this is fantasy and highly improbable, I agree it's forward thinking. Buzz Clik May 2013 #8
Solar panels covered in dirt and rubber don't work so well.... tinrobot May 2013 #4
The sides of the roads, not where people drive, but the right of way extending outside.... northoftheborder May 2013 #6
Let's cut to the chase and invent a road that burns coal. wtmusic May 2013 #9
Never say never, but space for solar is not limited here kristopher May 2013 #10
Cool A Little Weird May 2013 #11
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