Tales of Future Past v2
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Futurama '39 Four
Future City > World's Fair City
Naturally, this being a General Motor's exhibit, the future is filled with multilane motorways filled with streamlined cars flowing along gracefully thanks to automatic radio control. At a glance, this seems fairly accurate, though the radio control thing never worked out and the traffic even today flows like honey in a deep freeze.