Boring Company gets approval to build a tunnel connecting a garage to a hyperloop

Elon Musk's Boring Company continues to be validated by municipal authorities. In June, the company was chosen to build a multi-billion dollar fast transportation link between downtown Chicago and the international airport O. Hare. This year, Hawthorne City Council in California has cars at an underground hyperloop.

The garage will be built on a private residence near the headquarters of SpaceX, which will be rented by the company. The Mercury News points out that, under the conditions of approval, the test elevator will be closed to the public and that no car will be able to move from the garage to the street to prevent the project from Affects the circulation. Instead, the cars must start at the SpaceX headquarters and stay in the one-kilometer tunnel section between the residence garage and the company. A sketch of the prototype, seen above, shows an elevator cage that would lower the cars in the tunnel that connects to the hyperloop. More than 100 residents were informed of the project and assured that the noise would be minimal, but we must see how well the drilling tunnels will be silent.

In addition to confirming the news, Elon Musk tweeted today that the first Boring Brick store will open in about two months. The bricks, made from the earth extracted from the tunnel projects, will cost 10 cents each, or they will be free if they are used for affordable housing projects, said Musk. The store will also have the shape of a medieval watchtower, so, pay attention to that.