Talk:Road-powered electric vehicle

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Book Refs:

Amazon lists 2 books, presumably out of print:

Feasibility Study of Roadway-Powered Electric Vehicle Technology: [Paperback] by Dan M. Empey (Author), Edward H. Lechner (Author), T. Chira-Chavala (Author)

Roadway powered electric vehicle study [Unknown Binding] by Robert W McMillan (Author)

This article is incomplete and was generated mainly as a link which needs developing/integrating with allied topics Timpo (talk) 11:28, 23 November 2010 (UTC)[reply]

Change title?

I wonder if this article might not be better titled as Roadway Powered Vehicles which would allow the brief inclusion of a wide range of roadway technologies in one article: mechanical, atmospheric, hydraulic etc. as well as electrical and electro-magnetic. Any ideas?Timpo (talk) 09:21, 26 November 2010 (UTC)[reply]

Understand Republic South Korea has at least 15 miles of Elelctrifed Roads!

Beleive GUMI(?) South Korea noe usieng and since 2013! (this is 2016 I write!) Electrfied Roadways to recharges EVS(Electric vehicles.The technology based on Nikola teslas (1856-1943) Tesla coils wireless power transmission (Shoreham, Warenclyfffe,Long Island USA Broadcasting Wireless electric power!)The US other nations except the UK which is researching ER Eleltricfied Riads has done NOTHING! Dr. Edson Andre' Johnson Founder Global Energy Independence Day /Movement GEID held on Jul.10th Teslas B/day!104.34.181.144 (talk) 21:01, 27 August 2016 (UTC)[reply]