Travelers are looking for convenience and efficiency. Improving access to airports, destinations upon arriving, and connections to airport hotels, conference centers and parking facilities will benefit customers and employees. Businesses and neighborhoods surrounding the airport will also benefit.

Navigating a modern hospital with various departments, doctor’s offices, inpatient and outpatient services can be overwhelming. Especially when one is elderly, unwell, or visiting a loved one that is receiving treatment. Offering an integrated, accessible transportation option could significantly improve visitor satisfaction and also give staff a more affordable transportation alternative.

Entertainment venues have myriad transportation challenges: special access for handicapped patrons, expansive parking lots, shuttles from nearby transit stations. The impact on surrounding neighborhoods and businesses can be devastating. Providing a convenient transportation alternative stands to greatly enhance attendee experience.

As universities continue to expand beyond the size of a walkable campus, they’ve come to rely on a vast network of parking lots and shuttle buses to help connect students and staff. A SNAAP Transportation ecosystem could transform a college campus by linking academic buildings, sporting venues, and residential housing with remote facilities and local internship and job opportunities.

Product distributors are trying to figure out new ways to reduce the cost of delivery. A micro distribution network that operates above the ground, 24/7 with no human drag can be timing and cost saving delivering products within the last 5 miles or last 1 mile. Imagine the savings by fewer accidents, breakage, time in traffic, accidents, insurance and more.