From TAK Studio comes the latest innovation in green roadways–the attractive Turbine Light. Here’s how it works: These wind-powered lights line up highways and streets and illuminate when cars pass by them. If enough energy is generated by the passing cars, the lights will shine the path to your destination. Problem is, the keyword here is IF. Would such implementation promote faster driving? It would make sense for something like this to be installed in windy cities that already generate enough energy for illumination. For all the rest, what about solar powered lights, hm?
