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Greyhound Escorter: The 1964 World’s Fair Vehicle That Predicted Last-Mile Mobility
Key Takeaways
- Greyhound commissioned 150 three-wheeled Escorters for the 1964 New York World’s Fair.
- The open-air vehicle used an Onan two-cylinder engine and hydrostatic drive to power its front wheels.
- Its taxi-like hiring model and short-trip purpose resemble modern discussions of last-mile mobility.
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DT Editorial Team··via thedrive.com