A study led by Dr. Gordon Lovegrove from UBC Okanagan introduces the concept of a hydrail tram-train powered by hydrogen fuel cells as a groundbreaking solution to the transportation challenges faced in the Okanagan Valley, Canada. The proposed Okanagan Valley Electric Regional Passenger Rail (OVER PR) service aims to address the increasing traffic congestion, carbon emissions, and travel delays prevalent in the region, offering a zero-emission alternative that connects cities and airports. The research highlights the technical feasibility, affordability, and environmental benefits of the hydrail technology, emphasizing its potential to revolutionize transportation in the valley. Dr. Lovegrove's analysis suggests that the OVER PR project could lead to substantial economic, social, and ecological advantages, surpassing the costs by a significant margin over a 30-year period. By integrating hydrail tram-trains into the regional transport network, the system could enhance transport equity, safety, and congestion while providing a sustainable and environmentally friendly option for residents, businesses, and tourists. The study envisions a future where the OVER PR service not only reduces traffic gridlock and greenhouse gas emissions but also fosters a more efficient and resilient transport infrastructure in the Okanagan Valley, setting a precedent for green transportation initiatives in North America.