EFFICIENCY

Old transportation methods are slow and heavy. As urban density increases rapidly, they are pushed to the point of collapse.
We need something else, something new.

We live in an age where thoughts transform into action instantly. Data and communication are constantly moving, at a faster and faster pace.

In the world of actual movement though, we are ages behind.

Old transportation methods are slow and heavy. As urban density increases rapidly, they are pushed to the point of collapse.

We need something else.

Efficient transportation system is one with which you can actually move, when you want to move. Instead of a heavy, smelly slow bus, you need a personal cart that will take you straight to your exact destination.

you don't want to wait for it, smell it, breathe it. You don't want it to stop

because of traffic or stations. You don't want to park it, put gas into

it, insure it and repair it.

You don't want to squeeze into a packed station with so many people because some of them will have the flu, or covid 19.

Efficient transportation means personalized transportation. You are being picked up at your doorstep, at your desired time. It has no stations and it doesn't slow down. You can go wherever and whenever you want, without limits

You want a transportation system to be built within months. You don’t want something that takes years of digging into the city, closing parts of it, years of noise, pollution and obstruction to daily and economic life.

You just want it to be done. Safely, without delays, and without worries.

Hope does all that, and much more.

Hope is built on the city's existing infrastructure, requiring minor to no changes. It's fast to build, fast to change, add and remove. It costs significantly less than any other working system.

Efficient public transportation means personalized transportation. You are being picked up at your doorstep, at your desired time. it has no stations and it doesn't slow down. You can go wherever and whenever you want, without limits

You think, it's done.

That’s 21st century efficiency.