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The Future of Travel

Transport has always shaped cities. In medieval times crossroads often resulted in the growth of thriving market towns. Venice was built up around its canals. Industrial Britain’s development followed the route of railways and waterways. Many North American cities were created for the car.

But…cities are now home to over half the global population; carbon emissions are a big problem and air quality is increasingly poor. Scientists are working hard to invent the future of transport.

People once laughed at the potential for human flight. Would you make the leap? No one thought the first cars could make it across the road when actually they made it across the United States! In design, a vivid imagination is crucial…

So, which futuristic mode of transportation will revolutionise the world in decades to come? Weird and wonderful suggestions include vacuum tubes, underwater planes, space elevators and bicycles in the sky!

In decades to come, robo- cars could be a regular sighting; not a driver in sight! SkyCycle is designed to help with London’s growing population, pollution problems and traffic jams. Can you imagine seeing this in a city near you soon?

Now, it is your turn to explore your vision for the future of transport; Shaun and the Flock have an exciting mission for you!