intra-urban

Finally, most US cities have much better-developed intra-urban motorway networks, rendering the car relatively more effective for commuting.

You'd need something like Personal Rapid Transit to get good trip times at the intra-urban scale.

Wouldn't most Uber trips be on roads with lower speed limits since they're almost entirely intra-urban?

It was development of ICE-powered lorries which finally out-competed the horse-drawn cart for intra-urban delivery.

This would be wildly impractical for any sort of intra-urban travel with current commute volumes.

They are different businesses, where blablacar targets inter-urban transportation and uber targets intra-urban transportation.

They could build out light rail, or Personal Rapid Transit (PRT) for intra-urban travel.

May be acceptable in an intra-urban plane, but not on the long distance.

Before we transitioned to a car centric society, there were intra-urban railways which connected suburban towns together.

Of course, the focus of these companies right now is on intra-urban transit, for reasons that make almost make sense from a revenue perspective.

Maybe we should just try and fix airport security and intra-urban mass transit instead.

Not a Boston resident, but have some friends up there who say that there are great bike paths for urban ingress/egress, but not particularly good for intra-urban travel.

Intra-urban flight would increase required energy for transport a lot and also move the crapshoot that is today's roads and traffic above our heads, ready to hurtle down at us.