I'd really like to see him get this right, but I think the volume of people, not cars, that needs to be moved would indicate a better use of this 'solution' wou

I'd really like to see him get this right, but I think the volume of people, not cars, that needs to be moved would indicate a better use of this 'solution' would be almost be a horizontal elevator system where people request a route and board a passing carriage that stops to pick them up/or is sitting empty on the street waiting to be used. Enabling the delivery of cars into the heart of cities when many cities are trying to remove them seems a bit backwards, but the idea of a transit system which dynamically delivers people where they need to be. That I get. If the boring is cheap enough, I can see this being a good transport solution for suburbia to get people quickly and efficiently into a city.