The Land Airbus would also require significantly less investment in infrastructure, although it doesn't move nearly as quickly. The big catch: cars can actually drive under the Land Airbus. The Land Airbus moves at about 37 mph, but its real utility lies in its human-carrying capacity: As many as 1,400 people can be squeezed onto a single bus at once. The Land Airbus is meant more for local transit than Tesla Motors CEO Elon Musk's proposed Hyperloop system being developed in the United States. In addition, compared to a rail system or a subway, the Land Airbus can be built and deployed much quicker in order to remedy immediate traffic concerns.

Source: Fox News May 27, 2016 06:18 UTC