How Krunchie's Cab beats Trams and Metro

·       Tubes are easily laid compared to rail systems.

·       Tubes can go where train tracks can't: up hills and down dales, on hard or soft land, raised on stilts over roads, railways, houses or other obstructions and under the sea.

·       A cab-stop can soon be provided near everybody's front door.

·       There is only one cab needed to take you to any destination.

·       No need to plan your journey: routing is automatic.

·       No schedule to meet: travel at your choice of time.

·       Not affected by strikes.

·       No bus or taxi journey is needed to reach your cab "station." The stop is outside your door!

·       Less construction work;

·       Routes are more flexible;

·       New routes can be added continuously and existing routes expanded.

·       Faster expansion of the route system;

·       Cheaper vehicles;

·       Greater route capacity;

·       Greater speed; no intermediate stops;

·       Greater gradient tolerance (i.e., ability to go up and down hills);

·       More privacy and comfort;