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Monorails Transportation Technology
Monorails Transportation Technology
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- All-volunteer organization founded to foster more awareness and promote this uniquely safe method of transit: not just for theme parks and zoos. Descriptions, diagrams, technical papers, news, videos, history, comparisons, costs, links.
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- Makes large, collective, suspended, monorail train system, tracks supported by widely spaced cable suspension. Descriptions, photos, diagrams, video, history, installations, news, contacts, contacts.
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- A suspended monorail based on the Safege design.
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- Opening in 2003 with 5km and 5 stations.
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- Osaka's monorail operating since 1990, 23.8km, 16 stations.
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- History of the ALWEG monorail system.
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- Japan's first suspended monorail, built in 1970, 6.6km, 8 stations.
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- Charleston, SC. System 21 "monobeam".
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- Makes S.L. Series Monorail: large, collective, top mount, straddle-beam vehicles. Attractive look. Description, photographs, contact.
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- World's longest suspended monorail, built in 1988, 15.5km, 18 stations.
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- Some pictures of Disneyland monorails.
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- Proposed large, collective, suspended, air pressure driven monorail, from England. Descriptions, static and animated diagrams, precedents, social aspects/impact.
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- Seattle's original monorail, built in 1962 for the World's Fair, still operating daily on its one-mile track.
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- Japan's first urban monorail, operating since 1964, 16.9km, 10 stations.
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- Makes FlyWay automated beamcarried traffic, of Sweden. Medium and large, collective, suspended vehicles, lower to the ground to avoid any need to build stations. Many descriptions, images, links. English, Svenska.
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- Proposed large, collective, suspended monorail from Florida. Descriptions, diagrams, book, news, consulting, TRDA grant.
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- Originally opened in 1995, this system will be expanded to 6km in 2004.
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- Engineering firm offering the HighRoad Monorail System: 1 beam, 2-way traffic.
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- Operating since 2003, 8.6km, 11 stations.
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- Operating just outside Tokyo since 1997, 16km, 19 stations.
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