Sharjah is now the place where UAE’s electric sky pod network has carried the first passengers. The first of it's type in UAE the high-speed uSky Ucar transport pod is expected to have a life for over 100 years. Passengers started climbing aboard the new service of Sharjah's new uSky high-speed electric sky pods for the very first time on Sunday.
The luxurious interior of the uSky Ucar transport pod in #Sharjah will run passenger pods for up to 16 people, story to come in @TheNationalNews pic.twitter.com/Pn6bF8GjUl
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It is calculated that if a pod track is built between the cities of Abu Dhabi and Dubai, the total ride time would be less than 20 minutes.
Longer tracks using super-strong string rail technology will have the capacity to operate at up to 500 kilometer per hour, transporting cargo and passengers effortlessly between key points across cities.
“We don't need to build roads or demolish houses like when developing other infrastructure, so we can bring this transport system very close to people’s homes," said Oleg Zaretskiy, SkyWay Green Tech’s chief executive said in a statement.
In Addition, the pods can carry up to 16 passengers at speeds of 93 miles per hour (150 km/h) while larger sky-pods can carry up to 48 or 75 passengers at 310 miles per hour (500 km/h).
All residents are now eagerly waiting to take a ride on these high speed electric sky pods.
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