[sandworm101]

1300 every 10 minutes = 130 people per minute. A normal 2-lane road can achieve better using buses.

[Gibbon1]

You only get at most about 1500 cars per hour per lane. Or 25 cars per minute.

[sandworm101]

That's why I said buses. This issue has been studied many many times. The dirty secret is that dedicated 'bus only' lanes, with lots of full buses using them, move more people across a point per minute than most any other ground option.

100 people per (large) bus at 10 busses per minute = 1000 persons per minute. That rivals a runway full of a380s for shear people-moving power.

[melling]

How long does it take to get 100 people in a bus?

China is building driverless low-medium speed maglevs:

https://www.cnn.com/travel/article/china-driverless-maglev-t...

I’d like to see one of your studies to see the assumptions.

60 mph buses don’t really seem like a great way to travel.

[melling]

China carried 10 billion people by high-speed rail last year.

http://www.globaltimes.cn/content/1149608.shtml