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RIDES: trading cars, going from traditional to electric



2019-03-02 - Traveling north past the Ohio River in a pounding rain storm in a car operating only on battery power - Photo by Linda and Matilda Anne Waggener .
Renewable energy has long been an interest of this driver, so in the face of having to change used cars yet again, Tom Waggener convinced himself that helping the environment mixed with the cost savings over time would offset the added expense of going electric. This is the scene from the back seat looking at the iPad control panel and out over the "frunk", the "front trunk" where the engine would be in a traditional car.


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