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Grogan's Mill resident Sara Bissig is the proud owner of The Woodlands first ever electric taxi.
Business was brisk this summer, but since this is an open air vehicle, hours were limited to the evenings when it's a little cooler outside. Now that fall is nearly here, Bissig is ready to shuttle folks from their office to their restaurant of choice within The Woodlands.
"It's an all-electric car, the breezes are blowing, and people are loving it," Bissig said. "It has a fun factor, like a vacation feel to it."
Bissig said the car is more than a super-sized golf cart.
This baby is road ready.
That means it has the same things as gas-guzzling cars do: a shatterproof windshield, blinkers, headlights and seatbelts. You've got to have a driver's license to drive it, and it's got to be registered and sporting license plates.
The vehicle gets approximately 60 miles per $1 of electricity and is permitted on roads where the speed limit is up to 45 miles per hour. Bissig likes to hold steady at approximately 25 miles per hour.
"Obviously you can't take this thing to downtown Houston," Bissig said.
The fare is $3. To book a ride, call 281-639-3949. For more information visit www.gogreenecotaxi.com
Check back next week for a full story on Bissig and her eclectically electric business.
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Grogan's Mill resident Sara Bissig is the proud owner of The Woodlands first ever electric taxi.
Business was brisk this summer, but since this is an open air vehicle, hours were limited to the evenings when it's a little cooler outside. Now that fall is nearly here, Bissig is ready to shuttle folks from their office to their restaurant of choice within The Woodlands.
"It's an all-electric car, the breezes are blowing, and people are loving it," Bissig said. "It has a fun factor, like a vacation feel to it."
Bissig said the car is more than a super-sized golf cart.
This baby is road ready.
That means it has the same things as gas-guzzling cars do: a shatterproof windshield, blinkers, headlights and seatbelts. You've got to have a driver's license to drive it, and it's got to be registered and sporting license plates.
The vehicle gets approximately 60 miles per $1 of electricity and is permitted on roads where the speed limit is up to 45 miles per hour. Bissig likes to hold steady at approximately 25 miles per hour.
"Obviously you can't take this thing to downtown Houston," Bissig said.
The fare is $3. To book a ride, call 281-639-3949. For more information visit www.gogreenecotaxi.com
Check back next week for a full story on Bissig and her eclectically electric business.
Read More:
+Shopping and dining +Market Street +Grogans Mill +Town Center +Roads and traffic
Copyright © 2009 The Houston Chronicle HEARST newspapers
New way to roll in Town Center
September 15, 2009 4:15 pm Kim Morgan wrote:
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THE WOODLANDS SOUTH COUNTY
Published by Houston Chronicle / Hearst newspapers
Published by Houston Chronicle / Hearst newspapers
From an article on the Channel Website:
...Sara Bissig's environmentalist mentality fueled the establishment of the Eco Taxi business. An enduring influence on her green lifestyle is the remembrance of a television commercial that aired in the 1970s, which featured public littering and a Native American's reaction with a single tear...
...Sara Bissig's environmentalist mentality fueled the establishment of the Eco Taxi business. An enduring influence on her green lifestyle is the remembrance of a television commercial that aired in the 1970s, which featured public littering and a Native American's reaction with a single tear...
A feature Story
on KIAH Channel 39 Houston
December 19th & 20th 2009
on KIAH Channel 39 Houston
December 19th & 20th 2009
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A feature Article
in this Beautiful Magazine
December 2009
in this Beautiful Magazine
December 2009
For the FULL article
Go To PAGE 14 - PAGE 15 and CLICK on the PAGE to Enlarge:
Go To PAGE 14 - PAGE 15 and CLICK on the PAGE to Enlarge:
From the article in 'Woodlands Family':
...If you haven't seen the Go Green Eco Taxi around the Town Center, keep you eyes peeled...
...If you haven't seen the Go Green Eco Taxi around the Town Center, keep you eyes peeled...
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