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ORLANDO, Fla. – Central Florida transportation leaders are considering a pilot program that would charge electric vehicles while in motion. [TRENDING: Snow tubing in Florida on hold | Viral video shows youth football coach striking player | Northern Lights again possible in parts of contiguous US]The Central Florida Expressway Authority listened to a virtual presentation Thursday from ASPIRE. The research center is based at Utah State University and is developing technology to charge electric vehicles while on the go. According to the presentation, electrical coils would be installed in the roadways and charge vehicles as they drive. The Central Florida Expressway Authority said there are still many unknowns, including what the pilot program would look like, how much it would cost, and who would fund it.

Treasure hunters have run into trouble there a couple times every year, Johnson said. Not far away, two treasure hunters using snowmobiles needed rescue twice this past February and March. In January, treasure hunter David Christensen, of Winamac, Indiana, needed rescue after rappelling deep into Yellowstone National Parks Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone. A photo not made public confirmed the chase was over, Fenn told the Santa Fe New Mexican. The statement especially the canopy of stars part has settled little for avid Fenn treasure hunters in online forums: They want to know the solution.