Britain will build electric cars road charge it in motion

Electric cars are seen as more efficient vehicles, productive and innovative, however, they are spreading rapidly in the market. One major reason for this lies in the battery life of such machines. But now an innovative idea can give a great impetus to the spread of electric cars by giving a major problem solution.

Highways England last week introduced a new scheme of construction of roads due to which electric cars will greatly benefit. It is about building some special lanes which will be able to karikojnë electric cars while they are moving. This will be possible thanks to wireless technology and special components located in the vehicle. On the other hand below the surface of the lane will be set electric cable that will generate the magnetic field. The energy produced will be taken from the vehicle and converted into power that enables movement of the machine.

This project is expected to be tested in the coming year. Minister of Transport in the UK fully supports this idea. According to him the government should always be in step with the evolution of technology. He added that this project will provide new opportunities for businesses that transport people and goods. But this is not the first time that governments trying to implement something like that. In South Korea electric transport buses karikohen through cables located under the road. See will succeed and the UK to achieve the same thing. How do you think it will afford the costs of this project?