Musk's boring company new project: Las Vegas underground ring line officially excavated

In May, the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority (LVCVA) and Musk's boring company struck a $48.6 million contract to build an underground transportation system in Las Vegas that will connect the Las Vegas Convention Center's large new exhibition hall to other areas.

LVCVA has reportedly announced that Musk's tunnel company has officially opened on November 15, local time, the first major project to be taken over by boring companies. LVCVA announced on Twitter that the tunnel at the Las Vegas Convention Center (LVCC) has been dug and that the innovative transportation system will transport participants in an 800,000-square-meter park.
According to previous reports, the underground tunnel could allow Tesla to reach a depth of 249 kilometers per hour at a depth of 12 meters underground, carrying 4,400 passengers in an hour. There is also a pedestrian underground tunnel that allows pedestrians to cross the 280,000-square-metre square in just 15 minutes.

LVCVA expects the tunnel to be completed in January 2021 and the system could also be connected to other major attractions, including downtown, the Las Vegas Strip and McCarran International Airport. Musk said the project was not over but would replace the previous passenger compartment with a Tesla car after the company's previous plan to link Chicago's center and O'Hare Airport was suspended by a corruption scandal.