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Would "flying cars" or some sort of personal vehicle with vertical mobility solve the transportation problem forever?
Traffic would never be an issue because adding more lanes is as simple as "stacking" them in empty airspace, you could have 30 lanes of traffic all within the width of one. With functionally infinite lanes, the "induced demand" problem disappears.
Parking would be solved too, no more sprawling lots because parking garages could be built as tall as skyscrapers, with cars flying in at whatever level they please. No worrying about driving up 30 floors of ramps.
Traffic would never be an issue because adding more lanes is as simple as "stacking" them in empty airspace, you could have 30 lanes of traffic all within the width of one. With functionally infinite lanes, the "induced demand" problem disappears.
Parking would be solved too, no more sprawling lots because parking garages could be built as tall as skyscrapers, with cars flying in at whatever level they please. No worrying about driving up 30 floors of ramps.
