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The idea in two minutes.
Use the short page that matches your question. Open the source library only when you want the detail behind a claim, law, approval or current service.
AI-generated concept image. A ferry-route mapping session with autonomous passenger vehicles is shown.
The idea in two minutes.
Ferries, parking, locals, visitors and the wider lesson.
Current connections, local transport, fuel and road-data gaps island by island.
What changed and when to make the bet.
Passenger trips, mainland-to-island supply flights and shared support.
Four practical island journeys.
The strongest public safety comparison and what it shows.
Four phases and the first 90 days.
Send practical local knowledge, a correction or a useful source.
Detailed sources for the facts, laws, approvals and claims about services operating now. Research checked 26 August 2026. Services, contacts and approval paths can change.
Home also uses the global service and safety sources.
Local taxi, courtesy and community-service names are working leads from the original project research. Where a current primary source was not found, the island page says so. Historical road figures are not current road totals.
The Safety page also uses Waymo's published crash comparison.
The form keeps typed details in the browser. The email button asks the visitor's device to open a non-public draft addressed to Luke. A copy button provides a fallback. The public button sends the topic and message to GitHub to prepare an issue draft without the optional name or reply email. GitHub receives the draft details when that button is opened, but nothing is public until the visitor posts it. The site itself does not store the input.