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Trains vs Driverless Cars
The car you don't need to drive has been here for 2 centuries; introducing, the train.
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Jacob Naim
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on 25 Aug 2015
How about making a video of high speed FREIGHT railways. It will take a lot
of trucks off the road and that means less traffic.
Lex Parsimoniae
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on 29 Jan 2016
+Jacob Naim Freight railways are private businesses in America. They have no incentive going high speed because their profit margin have already been very high.
+Jacob Naim Like trains going at 175 km/h, on double tracks, grade separation as much as possible, otherwise full gate arm controls with silencing bells and no horns, electrification with connections to solar and other renewable power, PTC and partially automatic trains, and high speed switches for 70 km/h speeds?
Jordan Baer
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on 30 Jul 2015
I support personal rapid transit in conjunction with high speed rail; I do
not support autonomous cars.
Interstellar bruce
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on 31 Jul 2015
Theres a system like the one you speak of. I believe it's called the PRT look it up.
wurstiworks
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on 26 Jul 2015
Autonomous metro lines already exist in several cities. Even current long
distance trains run on a modern control system like ETCS can in theory
forego driver input. The whole rail system lends itself very well to
automation.
The advantage of autonomous cars would be the direct point-to-point travel
without changes or connecting trips to and from a station. It is to be seen
whether that actually happens and how it affects the railroads. I just know
that my country's main carrier (Deutsche Bahn) is already trying to come up
with future scenarios and how they would fit in.
High Speed Rail America Club
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on 29 Jul 2015
+wurstiworks This is all great info; we thank you for watching our channel from Germany! We may actually do a study concerning stress and health of a commuter compared to driving and taking trains/transit in the near future.
wurstiworks
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on 28 Jul 2015
+Demetrius Villa I think the idea is to have an Uber-like service with autonomous cars. So you order it like a taxi and tell it where to go without the need for maintenance.I agree that driving is stressful, I never owned a car myself and take trains everywhere. They are definitely faster for many destinations.By the way, there's also "fast-moving" actual metro lines in autonomous operation, Wikipedia has quite the list. When I rode the ones in Nuremberg and Copenhagen I didn't even notice until I saw that you could sit where the driver would be located and look out of the front window. Pretty cool.
Demetrius Villa
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on 28 Jul 2015
+wurstiworks Miami does infact have an automated people mover that works pretty well in the city. It's pretty much a rubber wheeled tram on an elevated track. They don't move very fast, so it would make sense to have them automated.Just today I experienced the whole traffic thing, I forego-ed riding the train and bus to work and drove my car all the way to work. Long story short, it's quicker and cheaper taking the train and bus. The stress of owning the car, maintenance and dings here and there, isn't worth automating and redundant.
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