Having (almost) perfected our Plasmacar driving technique, we have begun to wonder how far we might actually be able to travel on one…are we talking down the street, around the block, across continents. We’re sure you can definitely go around the block on your car (although it might help to have someone push you on the uphill bits if you don’t want to strain your arms too much), although the continent crossing may prove to be a little trickier. All this wacky thinking got us contemplating other interesting and unusual modes of transport that there are all over the place- and this is what we found.
The Segway: A particularly silly looking contraption, reminiscent of a paint roller/half a scooter, although is actually very practical. With very simple controls, they are popular for exploring foreign cities without suffering from sore feet. Also popular with chimpanzees.

The rickshaw: Not so uncommon now, riding in a rickshaw around the streets of London is a great treat, particularly if you’re in a rush and want to nip in and out of the traffic. Always a good idea to hold onto your hat…

The Extreme Fliers Vertical Racer: more suitable for a small pet (or a toy, we cannot condone putting live animals on remote controlled vehicles), this unique car can drive up and down walls, literally defying gravity. A wonderful gift for any child.
We are continuing to practice our Plasmacar technique, and will be sure to let you know when we make it out of London on one.

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