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Introduction
Background
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For further information please contact Jim Buick
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The key to solving the motor car problem is to create a means of transport that satisfies peoples' needs as the motor car now does, so removing the need to own a car. Most proposals to date have failed because they do not do this. This means the system must be able to cope with
No public transport system can do all these things and so remove the goal of car ownership from people's agendas. And once a car is acquired and its fixed costs of ownership paid, its instant availability and convenience, with low additional use cost, make it the first choice for most travel.
