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Other

Organization, management, and issues of other types of transport.

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The Monorail Society
http://www.monorails.org/
"The MONORAIL society is an all-volunteer organization founded to foster more awareness and promote this unique method of transit. Monorails are NOT just for theme parks and zoos! [Their] aim is to inform people of the many possible uses for them. Monorail systems around the world carry hundreds of thousands of passengers safely and efficiently to their destinations every day. With more monorails, people would choose transit over the automobile in many circumstances." The site has information on the history and benefits of monorails as well as current news.

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