Watch: electrified road enables fossil-free road transport

 

In a first-of-its-kind experiment, Sweden tested a new way with a new technology - charging commercial and passenger vehicles while driving. This is part of a plan that Sweden is working hard to achieve, "the 2030 plan for fossil-free road transport."

 

It is worth mentioning that this road was integrated with a railway, the project is a small part of the projects and techniques that Sweden is working to develop her country. The Swedish government launched the name "eRoadArlanda" on the project to create a future of fossil-free road transport.

 

 

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How does eRoadArlanda work?

When cars drive on this road, electricity is transported to the cars by a mobile arm linked to the midway integrated tracks. These techniques work with almost all types of vehicles, including large and small cars and buses.

 

 

The way of charging cars through this technique is simple that when vehicles drive over electric rail installed in roads, electric vehicles be charged. There are sensors added to the vehicles to sense the rail and then the arm placed at the bottom of the car lower to touch the rail and recharge the vehicle.

 

ERoadArlanda is going to change the world, do not you think so?

 

Watch the video for more details:

 

 

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