PRT at National (and Provincial Parks)
The quest of Park Management is to balance nature’s conservation and exploration by the general public. The detrimental effects of the car (noise and air pollution) has them looking for other, environmentally friendly means of transportation to accommodate park visits.
Although Personal Rapid Transit possibly provides visitors with the best (individual) experience, it does not help to reduce the quantity of vehicles. For that reason alone, PRT might not be an appropriate solution for many parks. Alternatively parks could elect to operate PRT, but at the same time restrict the number of vehicles available. The park’s capacity is reduced, but the exclusivity and guest experience are greatly improved while nature’s conservation is ensured.
Group Rapid Transit systems are likely to be a better fit as they help contribute to reduce (over)crowding of the Parks.