If you do find a way to fix busses, you'll end up with the same problem as the tablet had with touch. Touch interfaces existed for decades, untill modern tablet

If you do find a way to fix busses, you'll end up with the same problem as the tablet had with touch. Touch interfaces existed for decades, untill modern tablets came along with glass screened capacitive touch, and all of the touch interfaces before then where downright painful to use, so every one who had used a touch interface before in their lives laughed their heads off at the likes of Jobs, with his silly keyboardless i-phone. I'm not saying, don't fix busses, I'm just saying, that they have a huge amount of stigma. Furthermore, I don't see any claims by the BRT people that they have invented busses that don't rock/sway, so they almost certainly haven't solved that problem.