Introducing Clever: A Compact and Low Emission Solution to Cut Traffic Levels

The video discusses efforts to reduce traffic and pollution, focusing on the Clever car, a compact, low-emission vehicle designed by engineers at the University of Bath. The Clever car is efficient, with a unique hydraulic tilting system and sensors for cornering. It runs on compressed natural gas, exempting it from London's congestion charge. The first prototype is expected soon, offering a potential solution to urban congestion and pollution.

What is the primary purpose of the Clever vehicle designed by the University of Bath?

• To provide a luxurious driving experience

• To replace traditional bicycles

• To increase the speed of urban transport

• To reduce urban traffic congestion and pollution

How much fuel does the Clever vehicle consume to travel 100 kilometers?

• 2 liters of hydrogen

• 3 liters of diesel

• 1.5 liters of compressed natural gas

• 2.5 liters of petrol

What unique feature does the Clever vehicle have to help it navigate corners?

• Automatic braking system

• Hydraulic tilting system

• Advanced GPS navigation

• Self-driving technology

What is the congestion charge for vehicles entering central London?

• £10 a day

• £5 a day

• £15 a day

• £20 a day

Why are vehicles using natural gas exempt from the congestion charge in London?

• They are faster than other vehicles

• They are considered luxury vehicles

• They are quieter than petrol vehicles

• They produce lower emissions