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I’m sure there’s a way around it. Got any ideas?

• pdonis 6y ago
  Of course there's a way around it. It's this great technology called "cars". Sure, push to make cars more fuel efficient, push for ways to make fuel for cars that's more closed cycle (like biofuel), push to spread more infrastructure to make things like electric cars or plug-in hybrids feasible. But when you have a population that is very, very spread out, there is no such thing as "mass transit", and we just have to deal with that fact.
  • ianai 6y ago
    Bullet trains with a way to drive your car into them. Boom, individualized mass transit. Yes they’d have to stop every thirty minutes. Another option is to actually have underground tunnels for vehicles to drive through in tightly controlled settings. That way you take the driver out of it - and maybe can install ways to power vehicles internally. You could take that system any time of day without regard for weather, it could be centrally ran and administered ie little room for accidents, and thus depend on it for quick access to daily duties like work.