Since the annual Consumer Electronics Show (CES) was going on this week, it’s no surprise that a multitude of Tesla vehicles would be using the Boring Company’s underground tunnel for quick access to the convention center. For those who don’t know, it’s essentially a 1.7-mile loop designed to ferry passengers around the Las Vegas Convention Center (LVCC), cutting down the commute time for a 45-minute walk to a 2-minute drive during typical scenarios.
Thankfully, Elon Musk’s company recently received approval by the Clark County Commissioners to construct a much-larger mostly-underground system in the Las Vegas area. More specifically a 15-mile dual loop system that operates mainly in the Resort Corridor with stations at various resorts and connections to Allegiant Stadium and the UNLV [University of Nevada, Las Vegas. Approximately, 5-10 stations are planned for the first year, while 15 stations per year will be added thereafter, funded by both resort properties as well as location owners.
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