Alef Aeronautics is testing a flying car prototype and aims to have it in the air by 2025. But would you own a flying car? We asked our listeners, and your responses were varied.
Carla Brown expressed her interest but raised a safety concern. She emphasized the need to feel secure in the air, highlighting the importance of safety features such as inflatable airbags on the exterior of the vehicle. On the other hand, Angie Schafer eagerly expressed her enthusiasm for flying cars, harking back to the futuristic vision presented in the popular cartoon series “The Jetsons.”
Cindy Rotar humorously mentioned her anticipation for the jet pack promised to us by the turn of the century.
Rhonda Allan, with a touch of wit, pointed out that flying cars are essentially airplanes.
Erin Deegan expressed skepticism, citing the challenges humanity still faces in navigating roads and operating traditional vehicles safely. Marilyn Clark raised a valid concern about the practicality of flying cars. How would one charge the vehicle’s battery if it were to unexpectedly fail while in flight?
Beth Nolan enthusiastically embraces the concept of flying cars, demonstrating the excitement and optimism that many people feel about this potential mode of transportation. The advent of flying cars could bring about a new era of mobility, transforming the way we travel and opening up new possibilities for commuting, tourism, and personal freedom.
Bill Woodley’s comment highlights a common concern when introducing new technologies: the behavior of individuals utilizing them. As with any mode of transportation, responsible usage and adherence to safety protocols will be crucial.
The future of transportation may be soaring through the skies, but only time will tell if flying cars will become a common sight in Lanark, Leeds, and Grenville.
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