ET3

ET3

What is ETT? 
ETT stands for Evacuated Tube Transport. ETT is the fastest and most efficient way to travel. It uses well known methods, parts, and technologies. The patented system works by eliminating virtually all friction normally associated with travel. Three basic embodiments range from: low tech low speed systems for local use at speeds below 200 mph; to high tech systems for continental and intercontinental transport up to 4,000 mph or more. For greater detail see technology section. 

Who can use ETT? 
Just like trains, initial ETT use will be for cargo, and along high use routes of travel. 
Once proven, construction will rapidly spread. Since the system is efficient in energy and materials use, high-speed travel will be low cost, and sustainable. Eventually, everyone in the world may use the system. 

Who’s going to operate ETT? 
For fiscal operation, both corporate and public operation is encouraged by the non-exclusive, low cost licensing plan. The license promotes both cooperation and competition. 
Physical operation of the system is by automated computer control. The only input and skills required are the ability to chose and enter a destination.