Like a self-propelled lawn mower... except with an infant in place of the huge, gyrating blade. I make this association only because motorized lawn mowers have a safety switch that stops the engine if you let go of the handle. Obviously a safety mechanism like this should be used in a motorized pram. This leads to another idea, in which the pram cannot move unless pressure is applied to the handle. This way, if you were to lose your grip, the wheels would immediately lock up, eliminating the runaway baby problem. I hope something like this already exists.

We think alike. I had this idea for years now and have made some surveys too. I am living in Norway and here I see lot of people struggling to push the pram on heavy cushions of snow. On top of that Norway is hilly country with slopy terrain, this makes for the parents even worse. Think of the health problems! back aches, bad spines, knee problems, respiratory problems, muscle problems and so on.Would also protect the pram from traffic accidents by using indicators and blinking lights on the sides of pram.Read my other suggestions on < recent entries>.

Are you willing to put your money on this if I decide to ahead in Developing a prototype in Asia?

Hi

I,am interested in your pram idea,do you have any design plans for it yet,i think their would be a very good market for this product to help mothers push prams up hill etc,

Andy