Riding my motorbike around, I noticed that most vehicles only cab one person. DO YOU THINK that people would be interested in driving one passenger motorized mini-cars, if there was some sort of incentive to do so? The savings would be incredible! I can picture a small 3 wheel deal with electric motor and small propane heater that would cost one a thousand bucks or so. It would be a wee bit smaller than a trike motorcycle and include a good fabric covering. Would you drive one of these things and leave the family car at home if all you are doing is commuting (alone) from home to work?

The superstructure could be built to any degree of sophistication; One could have a trike covered in a smooth carbon fibre on aluminum frame. Winter would not pose a problem and traction would be better than a rear wheel drive vehicle. The “winter” shell l could be made available as a retrofit or option, or as money is available. One could have several different shells, all extremely light weight, of varying color and the structure would be “arched” in such a way as to offer superior compression strength. I’m thinking 15 horsepower with maximum speeds of 55 mph! Would you buy one of these for a grand (base model) and pay 3 grand (or so) for add on shell?

That would be great in nice weather, but in the rain, show, high wind, and for the handicapped, it would not.

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lets see, NO! where I live it gets 20 below zero in winter, many days and night fowl weather and icy unplowed roads.
As you’ve noted, many folks driving alone. Thats because, of varied work locations and schedules. I drive 70 miles a day to work, and live less than a mile from a co worker. we acn’t car pool because of our differing and variable shifts. Some times he has to be in early and me late, some times I have to work hours late and he doesn’t. It’s just the way america is. good idea though, keep thinking.

Have you just bought your own Dodge truck? Congratulations! It certainly is a wise investment and you are ensured of great quality. Now, you can enjoy the spacious interior of your own Dodge truck together with tuned steering and strong brakes. You can think of further enhancing the appeal and functionality of your truck by attaching a nerf bar to it.

Actually aside from nerf bars, there are still other truck accessories that you can install in order to further enhance the appeal of your truck. For instance, you should look into the various truck bed rails being sold online or locally.

Dodge nerf bars, including bed rails, are great truck accessories. With a nerf bar, you will be able to climb up or step out of your truck just as easily. With nerf bars, you’d be able to avoid truck damage caused by debris or flying rocks. Most nerf bars are made of 3 or 4-inch aluminum or stainless steel. They are also wrapped with non-slip step pads. You can find nerf bars in various styles – some with black powder coats, others with polished mirror finish and there are those that come in thick chrome plating.

When choosing Dodge nerf bars, you have to take into consideration the truck’s design and its other accessories. If most of the parts of your truck are made of chrome, then it’s a good idea to get a chrome nerf bar. The same goes when you’re specifically looking for truck bed rails.