Below is one of many attempts to come up with a solution to a problem that has been nagging at me for years, namely the waste of driving cars around designed to transport a whole family when most of the time you only need the car to transport one or two people…
This modular approach may not be the most streamlined or pleasing to the eye but hopefully you will see that it is very practical.
The rear wheels swivel up out of the way so that the front tires of the module behind tucks into the the module in front. The flush front surface fits neatly into the back of the module in front and the windscreen glass retracts down into the space below as does the rear screen of the module in front to allow communal travel space and for mums and dads to make sure the kids seat belts are in place!
The work page for this project is here.
This modular approach may not be the most streamlined or pleasing to the eye but hopefully you will see that it is very practical.
The rear wheels swivel up out of the way so that the front tires of the module behind tucks into the the module in front. The flush front surface fits neatly into the back of the module in front and the windscreen glass retracts down into the space below as does the rear screen of the module in front to allow communal travel space and for mums and dads to make sure the kids seat belts are in place!
The work page for this project is here.
Great concept. You could extend it universally to connect with other cars on the road. Perhaps this will grow in relation to the development of automated vehicles and "smart cities".
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