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Meet Shweeb: Where monorail meets bike
Dang---it looks cool.
Dang---it looks cool.
Meet Shweeb: Where monorail meets bike
Dang---it looks cool.
It will never work. There is no way to pass.
Sure there is - obviously you would have more than one 'lane'.
You could have slow, medium and fast lanes that you could switch onto at numerous points.
It's not like the rails would cost that much to install - they are not electrified of require any ridiculously special materials, I assume.
Obviously, it would not be for everyone...but for healthier people (or one's who had their own motorized 'bubbles'), it could work I think.
I bet you in fitness-heavy places like Vancouver, B.C. it would work great and be very popular. Screw the sky train...just lightly peddle to work.
Get a sense of humor :lamo:lamo:lamo
And you chill out.
With all the different opinions in this place...how the **** am I supposed to know when someone is being serious or not?
Especially with all the negative views on public transit.
Your 'joke' was potentially a concern for some (actually, I thought it was a viable question).
And then your overreaction did not help.
Typical with you though. You often have good points, but as soon as someone does not see things your way...you lose it in one way or another. My guess is you have a quick/bad temper in real life.
We are done here...have a nice day.
And lighten the **** up. Sheesh....it's just a chat room.
Having a bad day are we?
What do you care...goodness knows I don't much care if you are or not.
Now kindly grow up and either get back on the subject or get out of the thread...pulease.
back to seriousness.
it kinda looks fun but I dont see it as a new means of mass transit, too many people (elderly, infirm, very young, claustrophobic.) could not use it and it seems to take a lot of space/infrastructure to move a single person.
But like I said it kinda looks like fun and Id love to try it out
All of that is probably right.
I wonder if the elderly/disabled/lazy/obese could use motorized versions?
As it is shown in the video the elderly/disabled would have trouble getting in/out the obese wouldn't fit but the lazy might use it
Could this be a future for some public transportation?
All of that is probably right.
I wonder if the elderly/disabled/lazy/obese could use motorized versions?