Flying Cars Are The Future We Need, And Here's Why

Not many things can get our attention that way flying cars do. The world has thought of it since World War II and it will be the next remarkable innovation.

The following are the reasons why flying cars are so desirable.

1. Better delivery services

This may be not so desirable for some of us since there are people who currently make a living by delivering food and other goods. However, we are already using drones for delivery, which is no other than a slice of flying cars. They will certainly make delivery services much better.

2. More space on the ground

Removing cars from roads will give us much more space. Roads in cities are built and arranged so that the huge number of trucks and cars can move. If vehicles travel in the sky, the whole system on the ground will be different, which can especially help countries with high densities of residents and infrastructures.

3. Shorter trips

Historians have long praised the cities’ blocks and how roads and allies run between them. But setting the romance aside, too many corners only lengthen the way from one place to another. With flying cars, we can go in a straight line, taking much less time than traveling on the ground.

4. Moore efficient managed fleet

Like current cars, people will start to think of making autonomous flying cars, which will eventually result in fleets of airborne vehicles that move under control. Such an innovation will free us from the indecisive, inaccurate human navigation. Autonomous airborne vehicles are likely to work at the same efficiency as commercial airplanes that optimizes every single kilometer, knot of speed and drop of fuel.

5. Less congestion

This one seems to be the key motive to build flying cars as there’s nothing we can do to eliminate or reduce congestions of the ground. Public transport is a great idea, but at the end of the day, it cannot completely replace personal, point-to-point transport. I don’t look forward to sky congestion, but with the growth of city traffic, perhaps we need to move some individual transit to the air.