OT Musk and the truck

GaryS,

There was a design being studied a few years ago that the roadway would emit a wireless radiation that any vehicle equipped like cell phones now could charge by driving or parked over it.

But, I bet that falls into the "If we can't meter it we won't do it" thought Tesla was told long ago.

Aabeck said:

GaryS,

There was a design being studied a few years ago that the roadway would emit a wireless radiation that any vehicle equipped like cell phones now could charge by driving or parked over it.

But, I bet that falls into the "If we can't meter it we won't do it" thought Tesla was told long ago.

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Why can't you meter it? The cars already have tracking and if it has a current draw and you are over it. Charge your account.

OR maybe put RFID on the car and when its charging it reads your car.

I got my new insurance cards today.

Liability coverage for the 2-year-old Tesla is 30% less than for the 22-year-old Toyota, despite the Model 3 being far faster and driving far more miles.

Both have anti-lock brakes and airbags and new tires and primary drivers with perfect safety records.

The difference is the Tesla Autopilot.

Actuaries at Safeco are not in the business of hype.