To dismantle the chronic burden of urban traffic, we must leap beyond conventional infrastructure upgrades. Instead, a strategic transition to green energy-powered, fully self-driven (FSD) robotaxis—spanning both ground and airborne modes—is essential. Popularizing autonomous, shared mobility over private ownership can unlock dramatic efficiencies across space, time, and resources.

Why Abandon
Car Ownership?

• Reduces traffic density and eliminates idle vehicular inventory

• Cuts time wasted in congested commutes

• Conserves materials and energy trapped in underutilized vehicles

• Enhances city landscapes by minimizing parking infrastructure

Surface vs. Air:
The Inevitable Convergence

By the close of the second ten-year horizon, big-breakthroughs in battery density, hydrogen fuel, autonomous software, and lean manufacturing will collapse cost differentials between surface-based and airborne vehicles. This convergence ushers in a future where air travel becomes more viable, economical, and practical than terrestrial transport.

Multiplanar
Escape From Gridlock

• Even with surface robotaxis, congestion remains tied to the coplanar limits of roadways. VTOL (Vertical Take-Off and Landing) vehicles—powered by abundant green energy—offer a transformative alternative:

• Alleviates ground congestion without expanding road networks

• Enables direct-path routing via real-time AI-coordinated flight systems

• Eliminates the need for expensive flyovers, tunnels, or mountain roads

• Preserves natural landscapes and prevents disaster-prone infrastructure (e.g., landslides, avalanches)