The Mayor of London has admitted that "things will go wrong" with transport during the Olympics.
"What happens if something were to go wrong with the transport infrastructure - for instance, if there's a signal failure in central London and a key line goes down?" asks Steven Hartley, an analyst with Ovum.
But today it is stuck going in the wrong direction, with transport contributing to gross inequalities in access to economic and social opportunities, rising numbers of deaths resulting from transport-related accidents, intensive fossil fuel use, massive emissions of greenhouse gasses, as well as air and noise pollution.
Inevitably, TfL is the first target for public wrath when public transport goes wrong.
Much could go wrong, from accommodation and transport hassles to security scares.
That raises the risk of a spectacular official own-goal: if targets encourage people to use the wrong sort of fuel, transport may get dirtier, not cleaner.
Figure 5 gives two examples of the obviously wrong evaluation of the transport time.
Abdah thought that slavery was wrong and agreed to transport Bok to the town of Ed-Da'Ein in the back of his truck amongst his cargo of grain and onions.
During the performance of the "Long Song," something goes horribly wrong and Merry gets transported to the pyramid of the old god.
A reminder that even the most carefully planned operations can go wrong came when a Polish transport vessel sank, ignominiously, about 100ft from shore.
