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As communication networks digitized replacing rotary telephones with the Internet, transportation networks will digitize.
News on the digitizing of transportation networks:
Following is a summary of the capital flows to implement the digitizing of mobility networks forcused on a specific project at the Atlanta airport.
Senator Beach and the Georgia Senate Transportation hearing, March 12, 2019 on solar-powered mobility networks moved Georgia to restoring liberty to invent and liberty for people to choose in free markets. This action enforces the Constitution's "post Roads" restriction (link).
Liberty is the source of the "general welfare" as two aspects intertwine in creative destruction:
Traffic costs the people of Georgia about $25.2 billion each year. Thousands of jobs will be created to convert these costs into value and customer savings:
Radically safer and more efficient transportation is very well understood:
In 1910 Thomas Edison noted it was practical to have all the electrical energy we need provided by sunshine:
"Sunshine is spread out thin and so is electricity. Perhaps they are the same, Sunshine is a form of energy, and the winds and the tides are manifestations of energy..... Do we use them? Oh, no! We burn up wood and coal, as renters burn up the front fence for fuel. We live like squatters, not as if we owned the property.... There must surely come a time when heat and power will be stored in unlimited quantities in every community, all gathered by natural forces. Electricity ought to be as cheap as oxygen...."
Senator Brendon Beach invited Madgie Murray and Bill James to present to the Georgia Legislature's Transportation Committee on March 5, 2019.
Illustration of JPods stations at ATL Hartsfield-Jackson Airport. Stations are also in the adjacent parking lots.
JPods stations at the Georgia International Convention Center, Mariott Gateway, Renaissance, and Spring Hill hotels.
Stations and JPods connections between parking areas, car rental, and the Convention Center (off screen upper right).
Map of the hotels connect by the network.
JPods3D model of the network.
Route-Time™ illustrates travel times.
From the Red Cross where you can walk, ride, walk is:
TEDx Atlanta, 2011. It has been a long process to restore liberty to innovate.
Traffic is horrible. Traffic has just gotten worse since this 1972 news story by Walter Cronkite on Tricia Nixon opening the first digital transportation network. The Morgantown PRT network has since delivered 150 million oil-free passenger-miles with only two minor injuries. Injuries on roads are 11,200 per million (link).
JPods LLC and the Georgia Mobility Company LLC pay to build our solar-powered mobility networks.
Because of a century of centrally plan infrastructure, it surprise Americans to think that infrastructure should be privately funded. But building of the Internet and Transcontinental Railroads provide case studies in why infrastructure should be privately funded.
The book Great by Choice, Uncertainty, Chaos, and Luck - Why Some Thrive Depite Them All explains the processes required:
The book Nothing Like It in the World, is a case study on how private capital funded building the railroads. The following graphic illustrates three types of capital are used by two different types of companies:
Contract signed on 2018-01-17 to build the world's first solar-powered mobility network by Dec 2019.
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