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Then narrow corridors can open up for tiny, induction-powered, two-person electric 'trams' that move at a walking pace, and follow sensor-detected 'tracks' to t

Then narrow corridors can open up for tiny, induction-powered, two-person electric 'trams' that move at a walking pace, and follow sensor-detected 'tracks' to the requested destination. If I need to get somewhere 'downtown' that's 12-40 blocks away, that buses don't go, that's a long walk. I predict that the space and demand for sane transport options will remain.

adrianN 7y ago
There shouldn't be locations more than a few blocks away that busses don't go to. In Berlin's, London's, or Tokyo's center for example you'd be hard pressed to find a place more than a few minutes walk from public transport.
cesnja 7y ago
Electric scooters might be the solution here.