T3 Series personal electric mobility

    Aug. 20, 2007
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    The T3 Series clean energy vehicle has zero gas emissions. It's easy to use and simple to drive and enhances officer visibility through an 8-inch riased platform. The vehicle offers a zero degree turning radius and has a top speed of 25 mph. This economical transportation mode operates for less than 10 cents per day and has an unlimited power range through swap-able power modules. The system also has integrated LED lighting that includes headlights, brake lights, running and emergency lights.

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