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Tim Demonbreum
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The ULTra PRT company provides an excellent transportation system. The service is reliable, efficient, and convenient. I have been using their pods for my daily commute for the past few months and I am extremely satisfied. The pods are always clean, and the staff is friendly and professional. I highly recommend ULTra PRT to anyone looking for a stress-free and eco-friendly transportation solution.

Lisa Pesce
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I recently started using ULTra PRT for my daily commute and it has been a great experience so far. The pods are comfortable and the service is reliable. I highly recommend ULTra PRT to anyone looking for a convenient and efficient transportation solution.

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About ULTra PRT

ULTra PRT (originally Advanced Transport Systems Ltd) began developing the system in 1995, in association with the University of Bristol. The ULTra system emerged from systematic engineering analysis as the optimum solution to urban transport problems. By 2001, the company had established a 1km test track in Cardiff, where it has conducted trial runs of several generations of PRT vehicles. In 2005, ULTra PRT was chosen to build a system at London's Heathrow Airport, which will open for service in summer 2011.