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ULTra PRT Passenger Experience

April 2009: ULTra PRT passenger experience - Cardiff (Wales) test track. No audio is provided. Destination selection is not shown. For more info: http://www.ultraprt.com/  
 
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akumie (6 days ago) Show Hide
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that system is a fail
if every so called train can take up to 4 people then there must be over 1 million of them working at once in every city
in the end there will be to much train traffic so trains will have to wait a long time to go to destination
akumie (6 days ago) Show Hide
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Also, we already as of 2009 have a shortage of iron and metal so making all the tracks and atleast 1 million small trins/city will never work unless they destroy all of Himalata or something to find more iron

The big problem is not how to travet but that earth is already overpopulated as it is
I mean having this in x10000 cities with over 1 million population just will not work and then what, in 300 years as it is going now we will
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@akumie have 10 billion people on erath and then nothing is possible unless we force people to move to mars, kill some people or force people to onlt have 1 child/family
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It's looks like they have rubber tyres - what happens when they go flat or have a blow out? (who fixes it?) If on the main track does it does it bring the whole system to a halt?
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More more videos of this!!!!!!
mrg98133 (2 months ago) Show Hide
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@60-68, and 90 seconds -- any idea what the vehicle speed is here?

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