11-03-2025, 11:48 PM
It’s finding a way to shift people into public transportation options, which are not currently viable.
Flying cars, a Star Trek style transporter, or safe bike paths would also solve the problem, but are not currently viable. In Japan the streets are crowded with bikes, many with parents carrying a young child on the back. Because the roads are generally safe. And population centers have stores and services that people require for their day to day needs. An approach that might leave one wondering why Hawaii government agencies with a high percentage of employees of Japanese ancestry don’t consider the possibility of such a system? After multiple generations removed from distant relatives the connections become broken among any of us, but not all. Somebody must watch KIKU at 7 PM.
Flying cars, a Star Trek style transporter, or safe bike paths would also solve the problem, but are not currently viable. In Japan the streets are crowded with bikes, many with parents carrying a young child on the back. Because the roads are generally safe. And population centers have stores and services that people require for their day to day needs. An approach that might leave one wondering why Hawaii government agencies with a high percentage of employees of Japanese ancestry don’t consider the possibility of such a system? After multiple generations removed from distant relatives the connections become broken among any of us, but not all. Somebody must watch KIKU at 7 PM.