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Is Fair mobil switching to passenger transport via drone? – Parking ticket issue escalatedAfter it was already reported here on Bürgerstimme that you can quickly be made to pay on the parking lot of the MVZ (Medical Care Center) on Saalstraße in Weißenfels if you dare to move your car’s tires onto the property, this was also picked up by the Mitteldeutsche Zeitung. ``` 
Following this, Grit Wagner, head of the company Fair mobil passenger transport, received a visit from the property’s “parking lot hero” of the MVZ. He was quite agitated and demanded that the article from the Mitteldeutsche Zeitung be removed from Facebook. However, he apparently failed to consider that Grit Wagner neither wrote the article nor is the Mitteldeutsche Zeitung. The excitement of the parking lot hero is, however, understandable. After all, as a caretaker it is certainly not an insignificant side income if one can report “parking offenders” to the company Parkcontrol24 and receive up to 50 euros commission per report. This nice extra earning is at risk. Interestingly, a rather inconspicuous sign on the premises indicates that “customers, visitors, authorized persons as well as owners and tenants” are indeed allowed to park there. But hey, those are such trivial details. The ADAC has apparently already taken a look at the company Parkcontrol24. Innovation: Passenger transport via droneBut how can passenger transport to the MVZ continue to be ensured, especially for people with disabilities, if the parking lot hero insists on his extra income?The solution could be to carry out passenger transport via drones in the near future. In Ukraine, drones are enjoying great popularity at the front lines—on the one hand for transporting ammunition and supplies, but also to disable vehicles and tanks. So why not use such devices in a somewhat larger version here as well? The wheelchair user would be picked up directly in front of their home. They roll onto a small platform attached to the drone and are dropped off in no time directly in front of the MVZ in the same way. No traffic jam, no diesel fumes, completely environmentally friendly with electric drive. Included for the transported persons would be the magnificent view over the city. And for Fair mobil employees, this would have the advantage that they wouldn’t have to go outside in cold, rain, snow, or storms. After all, drones can, as is well known, be controlled remotely via the internet. This would also allow significantly more passenger transports to be handled in the same amount of time. So now all that remains is to retrain the employees who previously handled passenger transport via minibus to PlayStation or Xbox and VR goggles, so that crashes within the city during passenger transport remain limited. So the future can begin. Sometimes such innovations just need a small push like the one from the “parking lot hero.”  Author: AI-Translation - Maximus Polemikus | |
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