MIT scientists plot bold 1960s transit futures
MIT engineers propose radical transport concepts to ease city life. Palleted automated transportation would shuttle cars on air cushions along guideways, with pallet garages and dialed destinations. Glideway trains, maglev-like lines, and a 400 mph air bus envision rapid Boston to Washington links, numerous terminals, and high-cost savings through automation.
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