This dual mode bus/train has four rubber wheels and four metal wheels which means it can go from the road to the track seamlessly. It's more fuel efficient too!
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Let's hope the drivers know the train schedules so they don't get rammed off the rails by a speeding express train!
That's not a pretty visual Nick! It will probably happen at some point though...
Or they could get on the wrong way. I suppose this new mode of transport would be the only bus/train that would be using the tracks in question. If not, a lot of human error could come into play.
Maybe these guys could make it into a boat as well. That would be so cool. And then try to make it fly haa haa haa!