The article starts in a blaze on the cover and continues right from there, preempting even the table of contents. There's a psychedelic rendering of a bus ticket in front of a swirling route map. Well, forget all that.
Cars are dead.
And good riddance. Welcome to the new world of buses and trains. What we have here is a tragic mis-alignment of corporate cultures. The web was adapted so quickly that it was a fait accompli before it made the cover of Wired. It happened so fast that millions of people were using it before anyone could design an advertisement about it.