[ladyninja]

I saw a video on Youtube once in an Asian country. I think it was a BMW brand. It was so cool. I don't see anything wrong with flying cars being used.

[simplyfred]

I could see flying cars become legal in the future maybe 20 years from now. I think it needs a lot of studying first.

[rakski]

Well, I always have a spare bed for them to tucked in.

[A K Rao]

Absolutely not! These type of cars can be easily used by the terrorists and militants to cause mass destruction in the Society like what has happened to Twin Towers in US in the past. And since these cars would be small and affordable they will become easily accessible by these people. So in my opinion it is better not to legalize them!

[Netherrealmer]

Every year a new flying car gets invented but no country wanted to legalize it. So many models had been created since the 90's!

[Abigael]

The way you describe it is scary. So I will say, no I don't want flying cars to be legalized. There will be a hell lot of accidents and plane crashes will be considered better.

[A K Rao]

Last week Uber has declared to open its Air Taxi service where flying cars will be used by them, in 5 countries including India. The other countries are Brazil, Japan, France and Australia. So the fiction is becoming true within next five years! Thanks!

[arunima]

A lot of things have to be considered before making it legal. Air pollution, air traffic control, strict guidelines to get a license are few of them. I would say a NO to it. Having traffic on the road and also above your head is too much. Moreover, I will not like a car zoom by my window when I am working or sleeping. Not to forget that it will still not be mass produced and owing to the cost will be affordable by only a few. We already have scared away the animals on land and many birds are dying each day by pollution caused by road traffic. At least leave the sky for them to fly without being threatened by a flying car.

[MaryVerma]

Funny! No, I think they should not become legal. First, they must be tested well. Secondly, people must be taught how to use them. It all requires much time