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We 're all motor vehicle environmentally sustainable, but can you imagine picking up your date in one of these? However this could be our future urban dorky, where even the most buttocks pack-bedecked the EU would have no choice but to point and laugh. But the joke's on them, because this ride 'compact, s got a name totally bad ass: Puma shoes, who represents the urban & staff mobility; Accessibility. The prototype, developed by GM and the Segway, was tested yesterday in the streets of New York, and, miraculously, no taxis or Hummers plows in the thing, though presumably the drivers sustained some damage to their dignity. James Norrod, President of the Segway, as Puma shoes, powered by lithium-ion battery can be charged in three hours for a cost of 35 cents, and has a range of 35 miles before it runs out of juice. Six of these pods can fit into a standard parking space, so when you roll with your posse of Puma shoes in you 'll also save a fortune by splitting the cost of parking meter. And according to the numerological theme, top speed is 35 mph because GM is still deciding whether to market the cost is TBD, but a regular Segway costs about $ 5,000. In showing off her baby to the Times yesterday, GMR & Larry Burns of the individual D said that the pods are being designed to use the technology GMs OnStar, which has six million U.S. subscribers. The technology lets cars communicate with each other on a scale of quarter-mile to prevent collisions, eventually giving what GM calls "autonomous driving and parking." That way, the drive pods would literally, leaving the driver hands-free urban traffic ignores the boring send text messages important. Recognize that this is already the way most "of fools; lead," Burns told the Times, "My daughter sleeps with his iPhone in his hand. It is now using a mobile phone distraction or lead has become the distraction?

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