The SNAP concept from designer Vít Bechynský is a concept for personal travel, though with a slight twist. While there are many concepts where such pods or personal mobility vehicles would gang up for traveling on the road, the Snap concept puts them in a train-like configuration. Each of the vehicles has the ability to connect to the SNAP train, one after the other. Each vehicle can remove from the train at specified locations, and passengers can speak to the pilot along the route, and simply rest.
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This of course, as a great advantage for those traveling long distances, and it can greatly help refresh passengers for driving. Quite similar to Volvo's idea of a "Car Train" convoy. But that’s not all for this concept, it can even convert to a two wheel motorbike, and has adjustable track width back wheels, and a large front wheel to go along.
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Via: YankoDesign
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