Friday, August 23, 2013
As the fall semester was in session, the Austin streets were kept busy by local university students commuting to school and work using new AI-driven electric public transportation monorail trains that Future Tech recently extended from the Tech Campus into more city areas.
Paying for parking privileges at university apartments was very expensive for the average student, at around $300 a month, so the young Austin residents appreciated the much cheaper commuter options.
It didn't matter much to people like Hudson, the Chief Operating Officer of Future Tech, while flying above the masses on his corporate-issued CAV.
The Caucasian-American man in his 40s disembarked from the high-class ride after it landed on the Headquarters AV pad above Vince's penthouse.
