Great idea, and because they are pretty straightforward tunnels it would be cool if cars rode not on the pavement but in some kind of structure that keep the weels on track and lesser the friction. The cars could also connect one with each other, so the cars on the back are not affected by the wind resistance turbulence created by the first car. Eventually, only the first car would need a driver (or in a crazy futuristic scenario, being self-drive) and for easy connections with the city some stops can be added on strategic locations. Being this a service thatbis more suitable for metropolitan cities (digging tunnels are expensive) we should call this system Metro. What do you think? Pretty bold, but maybe in the future someone build something like this.
Great idea, and because they are pretty straightforward tunnels it would be cool if cars rode not on the pavement but in some kind of structure that keep the weels on track and lesser the friction. The cars could also connect one with each other, so the cars on the back are not affected by the wind resistance turbulence created by the first car. Eventually, only the first car would need a driver (or in a crazy futuristic scenario, being self-drive) and for easy connections with the city some stops can be added on strategic locations. Being this a service thatbis more suitable for metropolitan cities (digging tunnels are expensive) we should call this system Metro. What do you think? Pretty bold, but maybe in the future someone build something like this.
Sounds like a really good idea.
Perhaps one day we’ll achieve the level of technological development to build and operate such an advanced infrastructure