Kristin Miller, vice president of academic affairs, and Chuck Lloyd, president of White Mountains Community College, drive the all-electric Switch Glider during the demonstration college's Berlin campus on April 26. Starting in the fall, the college will be offering an electric vehicle technician certification program. (PAUL ROBITAILLE PHOTO)
Kristin Miller, vice president of academic affairs, and Chuck Lloyd, president of White Mountains Community College, drive the all-electric Switch Glider during the demonstration college's Berlin campus on April 26. Starting in the fall, the college will be offering an electric vehicle technician certification program. (PAUL ROBITAILLE PHOTO)
BERLIN — Students from the White Mountains Community College test-drove their all-electric Switch Glider on April 26 afternoon in the college parking lot.
The vehicle, an all-electric three-wheeled vehicle, is part of the automotive technology certificate. Students had one semester to build the vehicle from a reusable kit, which will be taken apart and used for the next class to build, reassemble, test and drive.
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