About 50 years ago, we lived in Paris for six months. In 1975, my employer, NASA, and the CNES jointly sponsored me on a 6-month Temporary Duty Assignment to live in Paris. The French were about to launch their Meteosat . They also paid the way for my wife and two little daughters to go along.
Figure 4: Hybrid double bus, Quai Saint-Michel, Paris, France. March 14, 2024. Photo by Fritz Hasler. Figure 7: Ebike and regular bike traffic at Quai Saint-Michel in Paris, France. March 14, 2024. Photo by Fritz Hasler. Stepping out of our hotel, I saw a Tesla taxi waiting for a customer as shown in Fig. 10. There were lots of Teslas, usually Model 3s or Ys, around Paris. The Tesla taxis were rare enough, thouh, that we never got to ride in one.Even the mopeds in Paris were electrified. See our short ride in one in Fig. 11 below. However, the driver tried to overcharge us when we didn’t ask the price before the ride.
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