Flying Boats, Weird Trams And More From Dubai’s Future Transit Trials

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In short, regardless of which system Dubai actually choses (if any), the aim is to offer some sort of futuristic design riffing on trams — let’s call them what they are — that are cheaper and easier to install, without disrupting traffic and in a more sustainable, flexible format.

It successfully sent a probe to Mars earlier this year, and the world's first superfast hyperloop system is planned to link its two major cities of Dubai and Abu Dhabi.

Dubai has been talking up the idea of flying taxis for years now, and plans to offer commercial services beginning next year using Joby’s aircraft.