To be fair, a lot of this vision focuses on how honourable the games are going to be in terms of the people competing in them, with only a brief mention of the public transport solutions required to serve this futuristic jamboree - and the solutions cited are 'mass transit, on-demand nanopods and individual hyperloop transport', which are all just varieties of train.
Further, the Launch Forth group makes noises about 'Mobility Zones' in LA eradicating congestion entirely, although we don't get to see how these systems might work, while autonomous bicycles and moving sidewalks (yes, like those 'flat' escalators you get in really big airport terminal buildings nowadays) ensure that people of all abilities can get to every event being held.
Launch Forth has a website for its efforts and describes itself as a global collective, focused on 'designing a new type of mobility device that provides an unprecedented degree of agility and function to users participating in multiple sports'. The team was comprised of Allen Griffy, Austin Baker, Elle Shelley and Katharina Wiehrdt.
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