- Jerry Schneider -
Innovative Transportation Technologies
http://faculty.washington.edu/jbs/itrans
I doubt if he even knows what PRT stands for let alone what it looks like.
Things ARE changing, but maybe not where this guy comes from.
It IS true that SWE/T2C made the first bid on the project. The mayor is
enamored with T2C. The idea behind the effort is to prove a
Minnesota-based system. He doesn't get that either.
Dick
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--- On Thu, 3/25/10, Jerry Schneider <j...@peak.org> wrote:
Excerpt:
"But the city of Winona's request for $25 million to build a test
track and laboratory for Personal Rapid Transit was not among them, as
the congressman says he has doubts about the viability of the
futuristic transportation system.
"We're just not sure," said Walz, DFL-Minn. "As a demonstration
project and that amount of money
when it's not at a point where it's been demonstrated, it was pretty
hard for us to request it.""
You're building a TEST track but quash it because it's UNPROVEN -
hmmm...
F.
Walt Brewer
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From: "eph" <rhaps...@yahoo.com>
Sent: Thursday, March 25, 2010 7:51 AM
To: "transport-innovators" <transport-...@googlegroups.com>
Subject: [t-i] Re: Winona news - no joy