Fairly irrespective of your intent to drive green or not, the Road Lights designed by Sungi Kim and Hozin Song will make you care for nature. The special lane lights sense vehicles passing by and get powered with the gust of wind these vehicles produce.
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Having mini-wind-turbines and wireless data link sensors, the lights caution the others in a row at about 50-100 meters, and the latter start blinking. So, while you take to the road, the peg lights will lead your way and since these ask for nothing to keep illuminating, it's perfectly sensible to label them green beyond a doubt.
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Via: Yanko Design
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