It works in some places and not in others. In San Francisco, it would work pretty well. In larger metropolitan areas, it may work with a hub-like form of public

It works in some places and not in others. In San Francisco, it would work pretty well. In larger metropolitan areas, it may work with a hub-like form of public transportation. An autocar takes you to the train, which takes you to the destination city, where you can use another autocar or other public transportation to get to your destination. Will it work in rural areas? Of course not. The sun belt cities may have trouble utilizing it. But the Boston - DC corridor opportunity would be enough to make it worthwhile. Add to that many European cities and there's enough of a market.