The Future Of Urban Delivery Is Electric Cargo Bikes 

You must work for the department of redundancy department...

Be interested to see how it'd handle a 40 footer.......

Exactly. I'd ditch my well-paid office IT job at any time for this. When I think about it, maybe I should create a company that does this. Package delivery has always been a pain whenever I'm waiting for something or sending something.

Phoenix wow you must be a full blown idiot

@@anthonyi220 go watch some documentary about delivery guy of DHL. It's definitely slave job in modern times

@@tictactoe101 slaves never got paid and can never just quit a job if they did not like it. The only people equating this to slave labor are lazy and dumb fucks.

OTOH, vehicles such as seen in this video, as well as the Dutch bakfiets, are useless when deliveries must be made to customers a hundred km away ... or in very hilly country ... or in sleet and ice. Those are the conditions which prevail in most all of Canada, and where some half the US population lives.

needs vitamin D

@@gabydewilde hhhhhh

And surround sound, and cup holders?

It is possible to have tricycle more comfortable as the Yokler but, as a minimalist vehicle, this one is quite good

@@chalocolina3554 also engine with fossil fuels?

F Huber a fairing would also make it more aerodynamic. 😀

There is a cap available just look up armadillo

Yes, these are common in all China, I cant understand why they talk about future. thats a lie!

@Love All Why are you insulting ?

"Might be a while before that concept is acceptable in the U.S. I think its a great idea. Before retirement in early 1990 my department had police officers on bicycles patrolling. Great for stealth and tactical advantage, keeps officers in shape, less money spent on transportation and utilized in other budgetary areas." == Bike cops are nowhere to be seen today. All cops drive SUV, even on a bike trail today.

different densities

Europe: I have to get one! North America: Let's check out atomiczombie.com and get plans to build an alternative.

Lindo equipamento não existe no Brasil

@@pimbapimba8570 stollen

@@pimbapimba8570 un Brazil they will steal your shit and kill you for fun. Brazil is a SHIT HOLE

That's exactly what is going on!!! These are car's, not bicycles!! And therefore have licence plates!!!

I certainly hope so. That"Fossil Fuel" will not last forever. Plan now for the future or pay a price when it is to late and very options.

@@rockerpat1085 This is Europe, where I live anything with a wheelbase of 80cm or less isn't considered a car and is allowed on cycling paths.

Yeah same

Exactly, that is the reason i been scanning the web looking for a company who builds 4 wheeled electric assist peddle trucks. And then i seen this but i don't know the company involved in building them yet. This could be easily converted into a electric assist peddle mini motorhome with solar panels, etc... Just think of how many people wouldn't be homeless if we had these , no license needed, no insurance required, nothing. All those people who knows they will be losing their homes could just buy one for emergency. I mainly want to do it to get the ideal out there. And to go camping with it. But it could save lives too. I could even use the truck as is for my business.

Rain is not that big of a hassle if you have the right equipment, you can go even with snow. It's actually nice sometimes because it keeps you from overheating

The cargo bikes come under the power cycle laws, here’s an excerpt. Pedelecs (Pedal Electic Assisted Cycles) or EPACS (Electronic Power Assisted Cycles) are much like bicycles however when pedaling the rider gets progressive assistance from the electric drive system. There are many different types of electric assisted bike, the most popular and highest selling pedelec is the sub 250 watt pedelec/ sub 25 kmh bike.This lower power vehicle does not have to be type approved like motorised vehicles and is regulated through CEN standards, (with work ongoing to make a global ISO standard), it is seen as essentially a bicycle by all public authorities. These bikes have an assisted motor of up to 250 watts and a speed of 25 kph before the motor cuts out There are also higher powered pedelecs which are regulated within type approval, even though they are pedal assisted they are viewed as motorised vehicles by the EU authorities, here are the two relevant categories for these vehicles; L1e-A “powered cycles” - of speeds up to 25 kph and power cut out at 1000 watts L1e-B for “mopeds” - of speeds up to 45 kph and power up to 4000 watts The Cargo bikes are generally in the L1e-A category.

I work at a "U", that's tried the bike delivery in mailing, in the past four months five 'drivers' have quit, that's the entire bike program, and base pay was a few cents an hour above Jimmy Johns, but with tips JJ you make more.

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gary s good for future

@@yashtharma4645 good for communism and made up jobs for wealth redistribution

Wesley Jackson DHL was founded in the USA ☝🏼

LMAO! I think they should design a removable roof!

Germs make you sick, not rain.

Or just wear a poncho.

Cold days don’t give you a cold.

the bike is called "Armadillo"

A rip off tho for the price

@@iqraiqra9172 What's was the price - i cant find one ;O)

@@TobiasOtt start at 7.800€ which is Not that much actually. And dont forget as a package delivery buissness you will save cost. The packages are faster delivered especially in cramped Citys. Drivers dont need to Search parkingspaces and wont block the Traffic. And you get healthier employess.

Here's a similar one: www.xyzcargo.com/cycles/

That's correct, but in most countries the word for bicycle covers a much larger range of human powered vehicles. (Fiets, Fahrrad, Velo, Cykel).

@@twilwel Dutch: Vierwieler German: Vierrad French: Quadricycle Swedish: Fyrhjulingar

qnd impostos abaixar

Lol. Lots of people do very well at working like this all day every day. Maybe not when they get older, but it's really good for you to get lots of exercise. You can see that they're not overly exerting themselves.