Smooth Operators
With gas pushing $1.30 a litre and the TTC about as reliable as the National Enquirer, we investigate four stylish eco-transit alternatives. Ride at your own risk By Bruce Grierson
Image credit: Jacque Fabio
THE ECOCAB
In brief: A pedal-powered taxi plastered
with ads and funded by corporate sponsors.
Cost: Free, thanks to corps such as Lipton
(which throws in an iced tea with every trip).
Speed: Up to 21 km/h.
Verdict: No motor equals no
CO2 emissions, and the open-air design means no dreaded cabbie BO. For this summer, a limited fleet means rides must be 12 blocks or less, so enjoy that buff student driver while you can.
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