The big problem with electric cars today, as it's always been, is that the batteries don't hold enough of a charge to get you much of anywhere.

Enter Hubert A. Melivaine, who in 1916 found the answer right in front of his eyes.  Batteries not up to the job?  Then turn cars into trams and let the National Grid do the heavy lifting.  Routes may be a tad restrictive, but when you're going green, personal freedom is one of those little luxuries you have to learn to live without.

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