Transportation is at the heart of modern mobility but also at the intersection of many of the worlds biggest problems, from fuel usage to socioeconomic disparities. Could new innovations in vehicles and mass transit be the answer to making for an even more connected and yet also eco-friendly planet?
Chinese artist Kefeng Zhu has crafted over 600 Transformer sculptures, up to 20 feet tall, from junk yard waste for the theme park 'Mr. Iron Robot'.
Click Here to Read More »»The Golden Gate is an unusual-looking geometric camper, hand-made using plywood and bicycle parts. It runs on electricity and gets 10 miles per charge.
Click Here to Read More »»Take a miniature garden on all of your eco-friendly travels by strapping on an adorable, colorful pot by Wearable Planters.
Click Here to Read More »»Engine parts, car seats, hoods, tires and even seat belts are rescued from junked cars and turned into furniture, clothing, sculptures and more.
Click Here to Read More »»London's iconic red double-decker buses have received a slick, futuristic makeover by Thomas Heatherwick, and will be on the streets by February.
Click Here to Read More »»Chinese artist Ai Weiwei welded 1200 bicycles together into a massive art installation for his Taipei exhibit, "Ai Weiwei, Absent."
Click Here to Read More »»Want to take that green on the road? This lovely art project put a lush garden in a Chicago train car and circled downtown for hours.
Click Here to Read More »»As bicycles grow in popularity - especially in cities - bike storage solutions, from wall hooks to public racks, are getting more innovative and functional.
Click Here to Read More »»A boomerang-shaped steel building hovers over an auto scrapyard in this futuristic design for a steel recycling research and education center in California.
Click Here to Read More »»Most public bicycle storage methods leave the bike vulnerable to vandalism or theft. This concept would keep bikes safe and secure by enclosing them entirely.
Click Here to Read More »»A forthcoming project aims to turn an old diesel truck into a mobile greenhouse and education center that will bring gardening to the whole country.
Click Here to Read More »»Japan's many iron horses may no longer have cow-catchers, but other critters await those who visit some very special train stations far off the beaten track.
Click Here to Read More »»Martin Usborne is a London-based photographer whose exhibition "MUTE: The Silence of Dogs in Cars" is a gorgeous exhibition of a mundane parking lot event.
Click Here to Read More »»All of those used oil booms from the BP disaster have to go somewhere. GM is recycling them into parts for their new hybrid vehicle, the Volt.
Click Here to Read More »»Transportation is one of the main differences between present day and the day of tomorrow in pop culture. Here's how personal transport could appear tomorrow:
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