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Seoul: South Korean researchers launched an environmentally friendly public transport system using a "recharging road"-with a vehicle sucking power magnetically from buried electric strips.
The online Electric Vehicle (OLEV), towing three buses, went into service at an amusement park in southern Seoul. If the prototype proves successful, there are plans to try it out on a bus route in the capital.

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