Glow-in-the-dark roads are now a thing in The Netherlands, at least on a 500 meter strip of highway by the section of N329 near Oss. Studio Roosegaarde has finally been able to implement light-absorbing glow-in-the-dark road markings on a small strip of highway, which they hope will help eradicate more expensive streetlights, and better assist drivers with actually being able to see the curvature of the road. The developers included photo-luminescent powder into the paint used to mark the roads, which means that they’ll charge up during the day via light from the sun and glow green at night for up to 8 hours.
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A roadway from Tron lol
Only cool is driven on by a light Bike.
Indeed a world with Tron inspired roads would be pretty neat!
That is so Cool. I wanna go on a ride now. Damn, why all the cool things happen only outside of my country.
see what happens when people think!