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[โ€“] Vandals_handle@lemmy.world 1 points 2 days ago* (last edited 2 days ago) (1 children)

look both ways

Which many don't regularly do and now added vertical dimension, more directions to look.

Can you imagine the chaos of hundreds of thousands of flying cars all trying to takeoff or land at the same time during morning and afternoon commutes. It would be glorious to witness, minus the human carnage. Even with the help of air traffic controllers there are still collisions with the current volume of air traffic. In a word, unworkable.

Two obvious solutions to traffic congestion in the US are work from home and replacing the public transport networks that automobile and oil interests dismantled.

[โ€“] SpaceCowboy@lemmy.ca 2 points 2 days ago

Yeah and airplane pilots have to do a whole lot of training before they're trusted with flying.

And yeah, 100% agree on better public transit and more WFH. We've developed technology to do this but somehow people insist that we should all sit in moving metal cages surrounded by six lanes of other people in their metal cages every day so we can have a Teams meeting with the person sitting next to us in the office.