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This nation might be single-handedly changing the future of transport

A Faraday Future FF 91 electric car is displayed on stage during an unveiling event at CES in Las Vegas, Nevada January 3, 2017. REUTERS/Steve Marcus TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY

Transportation is evolving, and the Netherlands are taking the first step in changing the game Image: REUTERS/Steve Marcus

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