Some numbers for context because I was thinking about it. Let's say it takes a person five seconds to get in a robocar at an organized terminal area (car pulls

Some numbers for context because I was thinking about it. Let's say it takes a person five seconds to get in a robocar at an organized terminal area (car pulls up with door already open, people are lined up - getting in on the street in front of a building would be slower). Let's say you can weave five terminal lanes into one traffic lane, so cars can leave the terminal at about 1 car per second per lane. In five minutes you can ship out about 300 people per lane. In those same five minutes, a Calgary C-Train would have pulled in, loaded, and departed with capacity of about 700 people. Or three Skytrain trains, each with capacity of about 500 people. Or two Victoria Line trains, each with capacity of about 1000 people (non-crush load). Or two double-decker RER trains, capacity over 2000 people each. You'd need a lot of robocar terminals...