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Doesn relativity prohibit travelling faster than light?

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Doesn relativity prohibit travelling faster than light?

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Yes it does. Therefore, getting from Point-A to Point-B faster than the speed of light requires us to circumvent the intervening distance. Theoretical and experimental work needs to be done.

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