Elon Musk says his tunnel under L.A. will be open to the public on December 10

Elon Musk announced on Twitter

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On Sunday night, its Boring Company tunnel, designed to bypass Los Angeles traffic, will open December 10 and offer free public walks the next day.

His initial announcement was light on the details:

The three-kilometer tunnel, dug under SpaceX's headquarters in Hawthorne, is in fact a test of Musk's grandiose vision of carrying passengers beneath the ridiculously congested streets of Los Angeles.

Musk, who hired fans following his tweet, said the maximum speed of the self-driving car transport platforms is 155 km / h.

What about the look and feel?

Here is our first overview of last year:

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But what does the latest update look like? Maybe something like this:

When asked if the opening of the timeline was "in real time or at Elon time", the

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and the boss of SpaceX responded by saying, "I think in real time."

We'll see. But in the meantime, his fans were rather excited:

Last month, Boring announced a proposal to build a version of the tunnel linking the Dodger stadium to the Dodger stadium over a distance of 3.6 km, allowing fans to get to the scene in less than four minutes. nacelles at high speed and without emissions.

"The purpose of Dugout Loop is to help reduce traffic in LA by providing a clean and efficient public transit option for the Dodger Stadium," the company said. "This project will be funded 100% by private funds and will not require any taxpayers' dollars."