A ride on the PRT

[Brenda2OOO]

I need dramamine to watch this.

[neszasenzed]

Wow, seems to wobble a lot. I would use conventional rail technology to implement a PRT, that should run much more smoothly. Please check out "IndividuRail" (google is your friend).

[757K]

more more more and are they going to extend this or not?

[Jisdoldrums]

@757K not likely, this is not the full track, there is one more stop on each end, but this thing is like 40 years old so they have to do tons of maintenance just to keep it running.

[757K]

@Jisdoldrums I thought there was some talk about a extension of it and not sure what happen with it.

[757K]

@Jisdoldrums So Are there talking about replacing it or slowly abandoning it? Is it on the historic list?

[Jisdoldrums]

@757K It would cost millions to replace it so I dont think that will happen any time soon, but it is very necessary to the campus, so they can not realistically just abandon it

[Randomagl]

...... it's working?! I don't believe it...

[derekcsy90]

The car seems to be rattling a lot, by the sounds that it is generating. The ride looks a little shaky as the swaying coincides with the several bumpy moments you experienced on your PRT ride. Cool system I guess, for a small or medium-sized community.

[warhaux]

steady hand you have...

i think you should have used i tripod

[kylegordon]

Is the ride really that shaky and rough, or are you shaking the camera?

[FATGIRLSRHOT]

Awesome!

[DaveWaterloo]

no actual picture of prt ;(

[mapdark]

That was pretty cool! ^^