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The Train You're Never Late For
06: The Train You're Never Late For By PETER RICHMOND Photograph by Julius Rooymans Doug Malewicki envisions a future full of unusual things. Like a way of liberating American cities from their clogged-artery highways using a lacework of elevated rails that would carry thousands of commuters in individual pods coasting silently above the sidewalks at 100 miles per hour. Like a 40-foot-high ...
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