I've played around in cities skylines with this concept. If you take one direction and elevate it, you can eliminate the stop lights altogether. Works well in game, but the never-crash physics stop me from thinking it would work in real life.

That's similar to how a Skyline GTR uses its four wheel steering.

Cities Skylines? Not the most accurate simulation but interesting nonetheless.

Makes me want to play Cities: Skylines.

Mesmerizing stuff.

You should see my Cities:Skylines attempts.

The 3rd World ain't got nuthin on me.

Looks like they took a clue from the Nissan Skylines ATTESA E-TS Pro system. (Advanced Total Traction Engineering System for All-Terrain - Electronic Torque Split )

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Looks like my hometown hasn't changed much since I left 15 years ago. At least not as far as the skyline and weather are concerned.

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Good fun but not exactly a fair test since a Skyline is built for the curves, and dumping the clutch in one for a good launch will damage the transmission (so I'm sure they didn't do that.) Still that's one hell of a mobility scooter.

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I like the last bit where they fade to a picture of the Salt Lake City skyline. If you pause mid-fade at 0:21 there's some precipitation flying onto the LDS temple. Well played Fox 13.

I like the last bit where they fade to a picture of the Salt Lake City skyline. If you pause mid-fade at 0:21 there's some precipitation flying onto the LDS temple. Well played Fox 13.

It's one thing buying products made in sweat shops, where people are paid very low wages, but if not for that, they probably would have no wage at all. It's a very tricky subject, because in the long run it has some advantages.

it's quite another lying to foreign workers from really poor countries telling them they will make X per month, and then not only paying them a fraction of that, but also making them live in squalid conditions, AND steal their passports so they are basically prisoners.

But it's not like the new york skyline wasn't built on the backs of under-paid, immigrant workers, with no labor laws and no security concerns. So...

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Loved the Skylining in France vid, somehow I get the impression it won't be long until you're bronze...