I believe that even Vectrix uses this principle on their electric
motorbike sized scooter: twist the handlebar grip forward to
accelerate, twist backwards to regen and stop. Use the handlebar brake
levers if regen is not sufficient.
The BMW EVs of a couple years ago had one-pedal-drive in the
Gail Lucas via EV wrote:
I am seeing that elderly drivers could drive this vehicle on freeways
without using the steering wheel. What I would prefer is a slow speed
vehicle with about 40 mile range that would stop itself without the
driver using the brake pedal. My arms still work but I had to
Any shop that sets up motor vehicles with hand controls should be
able to set up a Polaris GEM or any other low speed vehicle for
braking (and acceleration if also needed) by hand.
Al
At 03:35 PM 7/18/2019, Gail Lucas via EV wrote:
I am seeing that elderly drivers could drive this vehicle on
I am seeing that elderly drivers could drive this vehicle on freeways
without using the steering wheel. What I would prefer is a slow speed
vehicle with about 40 mile range that would stop itself without the
driver using the brake pedal. My arms still work but I had to quit
driving when
https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2019/07/05/business/corporate-business/honda-unveils-plan-develop-ultramini-electric-vehicles-elderly-mind/
Honda unveils plan to develop ultramini electric vehicles with the elderly
in mind
Jul 5, 2019 JIJI
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