Hawaii's $10BN Battle To Build A Transport System

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Discover how Hawaii’s $10 billion Honolulu Rail Transit project, Skyline, aims to revolutionize transportation on Oahu by reducing traffic congestion with a 30-kilometer elevated rail line. Despite doubling its budget and facing numerous engineering challenges, this fully autonomous rail system promises to cut travel times and remove 40,000 cars from the roads each day. Join us as we explore the project's journey, its impact on local communities, and whether it can overcome its remaining hurdles. Don't miss this in-depth look at a groundbreaking transportation solution! #HonoluluRail #Skyline #Hawaii #TransportationInnovation #UrbanMobility
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the Scamline is NOT the first automated, driverless public rail system in the US. The Las Vegas monorail has been in operation since 1995, and in its present form since 2002. Tren Urbano in San Juan has been in operation since 2004. It was designed from the beginning to be capable of fully automated, driverless operation, but to date they have chosen to have an operator on board for security reasons.