The greener side of Google Street View: camera on a trike Google has already faced plenty of issues with its Street View technology, not the least of which has been angry Japanese citizens and ...

This low-cost electric trike opens up the outdoors to more people, but three wheels have their own set of challenges.

Pain in areas such as the neck, butt and knees cause many cyclists to switch to recumbents. A lot of other people shy away from the low-slung bikes and trikes, however, as they have concerns about ...

Google Street View switching to trikes for roads less traveled Google has already faced plenty of issues with its Street View technology, not the least of which has been angry Japanese citizens ...

Campagna Motors’ family of side-by-side reverse trikes has a new addition. Joining the street legal T-REX 14 R, T-REX 14RR and V13R is the T-REX-16S. While the existing T-REX models are powered ...

Whereas once, older people may have looked at mobility scooters, an electric trike seems like a great opportunity to keep moving but benefit from similar features.

To extend Street View to places beyond the reach of its ubiquitous Toyota Prius fleet, Google is using ungainly, 250-pound, 9-foot-long, human-powered trikes with a 7-foot stalk of cameras on the ...

The Street View Trike has been around for a while, but now Google is looking for more places to send it. Know a cool spot where a car can’t go? Google wants to hear about it.

With three wheels and a camera, Google has solved the problem of capturing images of car-free roadways for its Street View service. The Google Trike, a tricycle with a pole-mounted camera attached ...

The Street View trike began as a project by Google employee Daniel Ratner, using the “20 percent” of the time Google gives to employees to work on side projects of their interest.