Topic: Elon Musk told what is "metro" for cars (Read 1055 times)

Totally agree! American city planning is full shit, suburbs waste a lot of energy and people spend many hours in traffic jams. You must learn from Europe how to build good cities!

But, say, a large-scale project such infrastructure, requiring huge investments, the government is unlikely to support, as they do not always have the money to repair ordinary roads. https://youtu.be/u5V_VzRrSBI

Totally agree! American city planning is full shit, suburbs waste a lot of energy and people spend many hours in traffic jams. You must learn from Europe how to build good cities!

Totally agree! American city planning is full shit, suburbs waste a lot of energy and people spend many hours in traffic jams. You must learn from Europe how to build good cities!

IMHO our innovators should be focusing on improving public transport. This is why I prefer that people live in cities rather than suburbs. You can go around without having to use your car. In the better designed cities, it's even possible to just ride a bike or walk to work.

Batteries, fuel.
Here is about tunnels for cars, not trains.

There is nothing to burn.

In a tunnel the problem is a fresh air.
Any flame is dangerous.

Despite some skepticism, it turned out, Elon Musk has decided to build underground tunnels for cars. For this we have created a company called "Boring Company", which recently got a huge drilling rig.
Last week Business Insider reported that Musk in February of this year, began to dig a small tunnel under the SpaceX facility in California to accommodate vehicles, which ultimately will be the basis of an underground transport network. However, on their own land, the founder of Tesla is free to do what you want, but in Los Angeles, where he is going to start digging an underground motorway, he will have to get permission. It is believed that Musk is planning to build under the city the whole underground network, which may include 30 levels of tunnels for cars and Hyperloop.
At the end of last week was released the first promotional video showing how the Tesla Model S's Parking the car on the Elevator platform, descends into the earth and leaves along the rail on the same platform, walking along a predetermined route at a speed of 200 km/h and then rises again to the surface.
The idea of traveling underground with a speed of 200 km/hour attractive as it relieves congestion and reduces travel time. But, say, a large-scale project such infrastructure, requiring huge investments, the government is unlikely to support, as they do not always have the money to repair ordinary roads. https://youtu.be/u5V_VzRrSBI

Well, if there will be an earthquake in California, nothing will be saved, and people who do not use tunnels will not be able to save anything either. Already many times talked about what dangers lie in wait for California and really good is not enough.

This is a very stupid idea from the part of Elon Musk. He should rather concentrate on space transport. Everyone knows that California is a very seismically active state. If a major earthquake strikes, then these tunnels are going to amplify the casualties.

This is a very stupid idea from the part of Elon Musk. He should rather concentrate on space transport. Everyone knows that California is a very seismically active state. If a major earthquake strikes, then these tunnels are going to amplify the casualties.

as they do not always have the money to repair ordinary roads.

Imagine what we have achieved if 200 countries worked together as one body.

What kind of failure they lost in space? Recently I heard that they made a good start. They put into orbit a reconnaissance satellite and the main stage of the rocket returned. It seems to me that you have incorrect information.

I think after they have failed in space now is the time to waste more money to dig the ground, well I suppose those billions of dollars should be spent somehow you agree?
Also many countries still haven't yet completely managed to build their metro, but maybe he can enjoy driving in tunnels with 200KM/s.