The automotive industry constantly is looking for ways make commuting easier. This one-off vehicle does just that, and looks extremely cool in the process.
A video uploaded to YouTube on Monday revealed Hum Rider, a vehicle that widens and elevates to enable driving over traffic jams. The vehicle is being spotlighted by Verizon in an effort to bring attention to Hum by Verizon, a service compatible with more than 150 million vehicles, according to USA TODAY.
Although it’s likely a vehicle like this never will become street legal, the Hum Rider is pretty amazing nonetheless.
Verizon reportedly teamed up with Thinkmodo to produce the video, while Thinkmodo contracted mechanical engineer, A2ZFX, to build the actual vehicle. The construction of the Hum Rider took roughly eight weeks, according to USA TODAY.
We have to admit, a Jeep that can drive over grid-locked traffic, looks a lot more intriguing than all of the concepts fly over it.
