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Elon Musk is creating Underground Tunnel System for Tesla cars.
Imagine you’re caught in a long traffic jam. What’s the first thing that pops into your mind to bypass the congestion? If you’re like most people, you’d probably dream of zip-zap above all in a flying car or helicopter, right?
While most People looked above in the sky, Elon looked down on the Earth and bore tunnels.

"Traffic is Driving me Mad"

This all starts when Elon Musk was stuck in a Los Angeles traffic jam. He expressed his frustration on Twitter in December 2016, This tweet marked the beginning of The Boring Company, which aims to build underground tunnels to end traffic jams in big cities.

Teslas in Tunnels!

The project began in Los Angeles with a groundbreaking technology called The Boring Machine, which digs through the earth to create tunnels. These tunnels are not only weatherproof and invisible from above, but they’re also designed to be expandable and extremely safe. They’re strategically placed deep underground to steer clear of existing utilities and to ensure that any noise and vibrations are barely noticeable on the surface.
Loop is an all-electric, zero-emissions, high-speed underground public transportation system in which passengers are transported to their destination with no intermediate stops. Also known as "Teslas in Tunnels!"
Enter the Loop system: an innovative underground transportation network that take passengers away in sleek Tesla vehicles. These cars are no snails; they can zip through the tunnels at speeds reaching 240 km/h, taking you straight to your destination without any stops in between.
The tunnels are outfitted with comprehensive safety features, including emergency exits, fire detection and suppression systems, and full camera surveillance. All these measures are in place to protect passengers and maintain the system’s flawless operation.

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Elon Musk’s creativity and imagination often seem beyond this world, almost as if he’s not from around here. But let’s put the Alien theories to rest. I’d love to hear your thoughts on the article—feel free to share in the comments whether you’d be interested in seeing innovative tunnel projects like these in India. Looking forward to catching up with you in the next piece. Until then, goodbye!

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