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It need to be large to reduce traffic jams and cars on the road.

 

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China's World's First Suspended ‘Sky Train’ Doesn’t Need Power to Levitate on a Magnetic Track
The train travels 33 feet in the air at speeds of up to 50 mph.

It's the world’s first suspended maglev train, Unlike other similar trains, it uses permanent magnets instead of electromagnets, allowing it to levitate on its track even without a power source.

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Ordos city in Chinese Inner Mongolia gears up to celebrate Chinese National Day​

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But I think that thing was more like this in China in the 1960's.
Beijing has a tram museum, you can still see some of them in that museum.

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Kind of Ironic they made this Bus so they don't need to lay down rails or remove rails, only to replace the Bus with a patrol version.

 

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It has to be a Tram, it's too long for a public bus.

 

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Yes, battery powered, zero emission.

Does these buses have a dedicated track or can run on road just like any other bus. ?