Rubber-Tire Rail Transit is Weird
Channel: RMTransit
Date: 2022-09-27

In the past, we've talked about various gadgetbahns and rubber-tire rail transit, but I thought it was a good idea to create a new video rounding up these technologies, talking about their benefits and, well, drawbacks. Enjoy!

Special thanks to Olivier Simard-Casanova (Cities 2100 writer), Luke Starkenburg, Julian Merle-R., and ronylouis for providing footage used in this video!

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