An autonomous passenger vehicle and delivery aircraft moving through a Moreton Bay coastal neighbourhood

When does it become negligent not to use driverless transport?

If AI drivers keep getting safer and more reliable, that question is coming. The Bay Islands are a small version of the world to come, so this is a practical place to learn the systems, costs, benefits and compromises before the choice is made for us.

AI-generated concept image. An autonomous passenger vehicle and winged delivery aircraft are shown.

Three useful starting points

Get to and from the ferry

Connect locals and visitors with terminals without assuming everyone can park there.

See the ferry journey

Reach everyday services

Book a ride to shops, appointments, work, beaches and community places when ordinary services do not fit.

See local journeys

Bring essential supplies across the bay

Use delivery aircraft for food, medicine and urgent repair parts from the mainland when waiting is not practical.

See island deliveries

Learn it before it is imposed on us

The tough questions will not disappear. Facing them now gives locals, workers, visitors and operators a chance to understand the system and shape who benefits.

The goal: upgrade local passenger and delivery services towards useful 24/7/365 coverage, with existing operators included in ownership, work and profit.

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