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Wanted to give some comment after visiting your website.
Liked the criticism on Delhi Metro – I saw a tv program recently that was very positive about it (actually, it was the CNN Future Cities, must have been this: http://questmeansbusiness.blogs.cnn.com/2010/08/16/delhis-metro-cool-calm-and-on-time/). Anyways, the positivism made me curious. Is it really *that* good. At least in India, there’s always more than one truth.
Apropos India.
It’s a main market for the BM One automated transport solution we have in the works. While automated cars may (or may not) become commonplace some day, they do not solve the issue of road congestion. We’re planning a very light weight, very scalable PRT system that would fit in existing cities.
ArcticStartup made an article of us last spring (http://www.arcticstartup.com/2010/04/16/bm-design-and-the-future-of-transportation). Otherwise, I cannot provide you a ready text to publish but if you like to see more, visit the website.
Happy 2011 to you.
- Asko Kauppi
BM Design Oy
http://www.bmdesign.fi
we want to move you
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