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Coming to Amritsar, the Pod Car
ULTra Fairwood, an engineering company in India, announced this week that it reached an agreement with the Punjab government to build a personal rapid transit system in Amritsar, an Indian city of 1.5 million about 40 miles from the Pakistani metropolis of Lahore. The system would be based on the pod-car technology of ULTra Global PRT, which recent...
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Coming to Amritsar, the Pod Car
ULTra Fairwood, an engineering company in India, announced this week that it reached an agreement with the Punjab government to build a personal rapid transit system in Amritsar, an Indian city of 1.5 million about 40 miles from the Pakistani metropolis of Lahore. The system would be based on the pod-car technology of ULTra Global PRT, which recent...
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After Metro, now Pod Cars for Delhi?
Delhi may soon have a pod car system on the lines of those in many western cities under which battery operated automated pods, having a capacity to carry up to six passengers, will offer transportation from point to point.Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit, after witnessing a presentation, asked Delhi Integrated Multi Modal Transit System Limited ...
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Coming to Amritsar, the Pod Car
ULTra Fairwood, an engineering company in India, announced this week that it reached an agreement with the Punjab government to build a personal rapid transit system in Amritsar, an Indian city of 1.5 million about 40 miles from the Pakistani metropolis of Lahore. The system would be based on the pod-car technology of ULTra Global PRT, which recent...
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Coming to Amritsar, the Pod Car
ULTra Fairwood, an engineering company in India, announced this week that it reached an agreement with the Punjab government to build a personal rapid transit system in Amritsar, an Indian city of 1.5 million about 40 miles from the Pakistani metropolis of Lahore. The system would be based on the pod-car technology of ULTra Global PRT, which recent...
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After Metro, now Pod Cars for Delhi?
Delhi may soon have a pod car system on the lines of those in many western cities under which battery operated automated pods, having a capacity to carry up to six passengers, will offer transportation from point to point.Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit, after witnessing a presentation, asked Delhi Integrated Multi Modal Transit System Limited ...
