Congestion-free mobility - the impossible dream?

Our solution can be compared to the way an orchestra plays. You see, a memorable orchestral performance relies on not only the conductor but also on each musician following the musical score and knowing when and when not to play. A lack of timing or coordination between musicians will result in a far from pleasant sounding chaos!

The conductor's challenge is to get his orchestra to play well and our governments face a similar kind of challenge to meet the demand for mobility at peak times in our cities.

The main difference between the musicians on stage and the travellers needing to move from A to B is that the musicians know when they should play their part as they are all coordinated and monitored by the conductor who knows when each musician should come in.

Conversely, in our modern day cities, during peak periods, travellers compete unintentionally for an infrastructure which has a limited number of roads, metro lines, buses, parking lots, etc. and it cannot keep up with the increase in demand. The congestion in most major cities is such that, unlike the orchestra's sleek, masterful conductor, our governments are often left red-faced.