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Flying Cars When I was a child, I used to think "by 2010, the world is going to be so technological, we're going to have flying cars!". It didn't happen in 2010, but it might be a reality in 2019. BlackFly, a flying "car" (some people say it can't be called a car because it has no wheels) had been tested and could be on sale next year. After the first excited thoughts, however, I started to worry about it. How would the traffic laws be applied to flying cars? How dangerous could it be? In a case of collision or malfunction, not only the drivers flying would be severely hurt, but also the people on the streets and maybe their houses could be damaged. Is it safe to give people the right to fly in an era that people drive using their cell phones completely unaware of what's going on outside? Besides that, I think this kind of technology could improve people's lives allowing them to travel small or big distances without having to take an airplane. Another good thing is to avoid traffic jam (at least while flying cars are not so popular). Either way, I can hardly wait to see how it's going to work!

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Flying Cars

When I was a child, I used to think by 2010 the world is going to be so technological we're going to have flying cars!. It didn't happen in 2010, but it might be a reality in 2019. BlackFly, a flying "car" (some people say it can't be called a car because it has no wheels) had has been tested and could be on sale next year. After the first excited thoughts Following my initial excitement, however, I started to worry about it several things. How would the traffic laws be applied to flying cars? How dangerous could it a flying car be? In a case of collision or malfunction, not only would the drivers flying would be severely hurt, but also the people on the street would also be hurt, and maybe their houses would be damaged. Is it safe to give people the right ability to fly in an era that where people drive using their cell phones, completely unaware of what's going on outside around them? Besides that Regardless, I think this kind of technology could improve people's lives by allowing them to travel small or big large distances without having to take an airplane. Another good thing is to would be the avoidance of avoid traffic jams, at least while flying cars are still not so popular. Either way, I can't hardly wait to see how it's flying cars are going to work!
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The Taylor Aerocar was flying in the 1950s.
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Modern cars already have motion sensors, IR scanner, etc. This technological progress puts people in safety. Some autonomous cars can even drive on their own, without hurting anyone.
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Nothing on the earth can produce cars except human being. All inventions are made by human being. once upon a time there was not any air-plain but humanity created it ; I don't think it is as hard to produce a flying car as an air-plain or spacecraft but we made them well; also we can use them well by observing safety and security precautions and by taking preventive measures to control accidents.

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