World's first flying car turns sideways to enter 'airplane mode'
World's first flying car turns sideways to enter 'airplane mode'
World's first flying car turns sideways to enter 'airplane mode'
I barely trust the average consumer to be able to drive, I can't imagine people being able to fly whenever. Also- who actually needs this and why?
who actually needs this and why?
Anyone who wants to avoid traffic. Or get somewhere without road access. It would be great if this world could be less covered in asphalt.
Flying cars are stupid.
Hey, if someone can actually do it in a way that:
Then it may free up public roads enough to push pedestrian and bike usage while offering people a large incentive to go electric. I just don't think the technology for personal automobile-aircraft hybrids is there yet.
I'd love to be proven wrong.
Why make one more lane bro up in the sky when we can make trains? We already have the technology to solve traffic and it DOESN'T involve making more cars, flying or otherwise. All flying cars would do to traffic is jam it up at the places where you park, and also create traffic in unplanned places like people's attics and second floor apartments.
The only way I'd approve of a flying car is when we are past the full autonomous flying hive mind threshold.
This is one of those things where I'll believe it when I see it. When I see one of these in the sky, I'll believe it.