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Quicab has developed a fast, friendly third party passenger module for the Velove Armadillo cargo bike.

Quicab passenger module being no wider than 86 cm and using the same suspension and semi-trailer coupling.

The Quicab has the potential to revolutionise inner city taxis services and help tackle London’s poisoned air. The Quicab can chauffeur four passengers at speeds of up to 15 mph thanks to the Velove Armadillo cargo bike ‘tractor unit’.
The Velove Armadillo bike path fit, ergonomics, comfort, safety, great handling, uptimisation and containerisation is giving great access to city centers and fantastic productivity numbers in last mile delivery and field services -up to 100 % more productive than vans in congested/restricted areas!

With a width of only 86 cm and a limited height, you can easily drive on bike paths to quickly get to your delivery destination, without causing problems for other cyclists. The Armadillo has been developed in real-life, commercial operations.

Is this another Keke Napep? Will bad roads allow this to be used in Africa?

Tell us what you think in the comments section.

Source: https://naijadriva./2018/11/08/green-vehicle-velove-armadillo-with-third-party-taxi-module-the-quicab/#more-1398

like a mini-tractor.
This isn't fit for naija. Na sun go scorch life outta the rider/driver.

Nigeria is still stuck in the 20th Century

This form of taxi doesnt use fuel therefore, it would reduce carbon emission, is a form of exercise for the driver and great for summer conditions.

Video: https://naijadriva./2018/11/08/green-vehicle-velove-armadillo-with-third-party-taxi-module-the-quicab/#more-1398

Oluwasaeon:
Nigeria is still stuck in the 20th Century

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Bloooody:

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