Trying Out the e-Vehicles in The Fort
We capped Mother’s Day celebration last Sunday by trying out the battery-operated fiberglass tricycles plying The Fort.
I researched a bit about these trikes and only Good News Pilipinas gave me good answers. 
These e-vehicles are Philippine made fiberglass-bodied E-3s that resemble huge golf carts powered by five 12V batteries, which need six to 10 hours of charging for a range of 100 to 120 kilometers at speeds of 30 to 45 kilometers per hour.
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They are eco-friendly becausethey have no gas emissions, noise free, and health-friendly. The alternative transportation is also efficient, easy to use, more stable and safer for road travel.
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“With the e-vehicles, consumption of electricity will only be P20 as against P200 of gasoline for the tricycles.”
We had a fun ride, as our friendly driver gave us a tour of the shopping district of the Global City—from High Street to The Fort to Serendra and back to High Street. The ride was indeed noise-free, airy, and comfy.
The drivers don’t collect fees, but they appreciate a tip. I agree that they are indeed perfect for business districts, private subdivisions, resorts, and military camps.
My kids enjoyed it a lot that they had to ride the e-vehicle twice.
What’s “In” this Summer is also “In” the Whole Year Round
There are two stores here in the metro that have been enjoying brisk sales year round. There is not a day that I don’t see these stores idle.
I think they’re off peak hours is only in the first hour of every day. 
Which stores are these? The Crocs and All Flip-Flops, which carry the Havaianas, of course!
The photos were of Crocs and All Flip-Flops on High Street at the Fort.
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