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No, you are right. Any 'flying cars' that are built are purely experimental. Some may be used, but would need to be regulated by aviation standards. Of course, once driven onto public roads, they would then be subject to roadworthy standards. There is no way they would be allowed to land or take off on...
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Best answer: No, you are right. Any 'flying cars' that are built are purely experimental. Some may be used, but would need to be regulated by aviation standards. Of course, once driven onto public roads, they would then be subject to roadworthy standards. There is no way they would be allowed to land or take off on public roads, either.
Then there are practical things like maintenance, if your car stops on a road you pull over and call for road service. If your flying car stops, you can't pull it up to the nearest cloud. It would need to descend to ground. In a crowded city?
Also practically, aren't cars dangerous enough only moving along made road surfaces in 2 dimensions, without adding a 3rd. dimension like height? Can you imagine the carnage with crowded skies! No- one would be safe even within their homes from crashing flying cars.
Never. Cannot happen.
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