Let me put up a small question among our self, many of us are very mush interested about cars. Posh cars, family cars, SUV's, recently LUV's etc etc. In this let us think about this.. Do we need the mechanism of car movement towards backward when its in neutral. I say NO, Moving back is required but without driver concern. Then what can we do so.. Yes here is the solution. When in an normal operation their is no need of a vehicle moving backwards. Ex : In a steep or in a slant road while the vehicle is in halt. if its out of gear it moves back upon steep.
what actually i propose is that their should be a gear/switch such that backward movement (mechanical & free movement) should be activated only upon operation of that gear. unless it should be kept moving forward or neutral. it advantages in traffic where the halted vehicle has chance of striking the prior vehicle in the action of gear shift. Its more useful for the New drivers who learn driving in steep roads which may reduce the risk of vehicle moving back in gear shift operation. Simple Change isn't... 
This article is a little confusing. I did not understand the idea you were portraying clearly. But from what I did understand, I think this technology is already present in Automatic-geared 4-wheeled transports i.e. the vehicle is always directed forward on a slope (when on a gear, no accelerator and brake released). Perhaps it can be extended to Geared vehicles as well.
ReplyDeleteyes what u mentioned in first comment is true.
DeleteBut i wanted to put out an idea that y should vehicle move in backward direction freely ,its of no use.. when the vehicle is on gear yes it moves forward but if its off gear(neutral) and brakes are released it moves back if it has sufficient slope. So here i wanted to show that it can be controlled with a mechanism such that their wont be backward movement unnecessarily. its plays important role in traffic where the frequent clashes occur just because of little movement while changing gear.
n seriously! u want to add ONE MORE gear in a geared vehicle?? there are 4-5 already excluding the Neutral, Reverse n Parking. hehehe :P
ReplyDeleteNot exactly a Gear it can be a mechanism which can control the movement ... :D
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