This discourse may not seem to have any connection to political reform.
The bridge collapse in Minnesota has generated a lot of predictable aftershocks. The media are doing their catchup stories and the Congress is rushing in with money and condolences. Never mind that it was their political bridge that failed.
So what might be done to take the load off the government roads and bridges? How about not putting so much weight on them?
See: http://www.personalblimp.com/index.html
After you finish guffawing consider. What if five percent of commuters used "Sky Yachts"? Well, it would mean less congestion on the roads, but where are you going to park all those blimps? In a vertical tower? Could be.
But perhaps the best use such airships would be as a way to reduce intercity trips within a range of say fifty miles. The airships would be parked and the commuters would rent electric cars or electric motorcycles to get around.
See: http://zeromotorcycles.com/
Hmmm.
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