The Traffic Laws When Cars Can Fly - Cheddar Explores

[@Josh-ce7cn]

Do you think flying car memes will be ironic in the future?

[@ruileite4579]

r/hmmmmmmmm

[@Pathetic3301]

yes

[@The-pf4zy]

1918: I bet we will have flying cars in the future Somewhere in the future: Flying cars

[@ruileite4579]

2020*

[@The-pf4zy]

@@ruileite4579 I mean... it is still furture.

[@eringreelish9608]

Rui Leite and The26 2019, this year because 5 car companies said so last year that they were developing a flying car

[@JustinY.]

Just imagine space rules when space travel becomes commercialized.

[@3ngin33r7]

There's a lot of space in, well, space. Forget accidental, intentional collisions are incredibly difficult. Fly whatever route you want. The only issue is sending your debris back to burn up in the atmosphere so that you don't contribute to the Kessler syndrome.

[@FasterJTG]

On average, how many comments do you make per day

[@The-pf4zy]

Do you like rice?

[@thejustiny.hunter875]

FasterJTG He comments for an average of 3 hours a day. Sometimes more. A lot of times his comments are random and have nothing to do with the video. Half the time, he doesn't watch the videos... And because of this, I fight the good fight and follow his trail for us all.

[@stuzzy2053]

I literally just saw your comment on Bill Wurtz's new video

[@2nd3rd1st]

Just imagine the deafening noise from hundreds of rotors and jet engines everywhere. You couldn't use them in or fly near residential areas, recreational areas and nature reserves.

[@JimBobe]

Thered be noise dampeners

[@nvlarcht]

They could be electric

[@eringreelish9608]

They aren’t going to be everywhere

[@chrisishmael7025]

Seriously? Flying cars have been in the “near future” for almost a hundred years now yet we still don’t have them and I highly, HIGHLY doubt we’ll see them any time in the near future if ever. Lack of technology isn’t the barrier, it’s the logistics, practicality, economics, and safety aspects that have prevented and will continue to prevent the flying car from becoming viable.

[@DevotedPastafarian]

Helicopter. A flying car is a helicopter.

[@JimBobe]

@TheCatLord youre comparing apples to oranges. Op isnt talking about technological feasability

[@quentinsummers2531]

Do ad to that the uk are probably going to ban drones after that incident in Gatwick airport.

[@JimBobe]

@TheCatLord you did not read my comment correctly. Its not about whether or not if we CAN build it ( which i know we can), its about the WHY and is it WORTH it

[@JimBobe]

@TheCatLord we dont need flying cars!!! Its not worth it!!! The hyperloop is more practical than flying cars as it can act like a train system

[@hmm2928]

Merry Christmas to people working at cheddar. ☘️

[@johnmidwest5650]

Akash Gupta you record and upload the videos week in advance and then you can select a punish date.

[@xXxSkyViperxXx]

@@johnmidwest5650 u gonna punish that video bdsm style? whip that play button to submission

[@tasleemahmad6033]

xXxSkyViperxXx lmao. When you misspell publish and get bdsm jokes... only on KZbin.

[@3mar00ss6]

but why do we even need flying cars

[@JimBobe]

Exactly, we dont

[@xXxSkyViperxXx]

traffic.

[@kutter_ttl6786]

Increased capacity. With current highways if you want to accommodate more cars you either have to build more lanes by either expanding outwards or making multi-level roads. Flying cars could potentially increase the number of avenues of transport and opens up the possibility of a multi-dimensional highway system.

[@narly_blue4879]

Traffic 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@trollbreeder2534]

Kuffer, that sounds alot like futuristic planes and helicopters

[@lifeofrichard]

Unless you are talking about hovering a few feet above the ground. Flying cars will never happen. It takes too much engery to fly one with just 1 to 7 passengers. Just doesn't make sense.

[@darioariaas]

What if the flying cars ran out of gas 😨

[@themongru]

I would imagine that they would auto land when the fuel dropped below a certain threshold.

[@bobsmith-ov3kn]

"flying cars" are just helicopters. We've had helicopters for quite some time. There have been helicopter taxi services in many major cities since the 70's, practically all of which don't exist anymore primarily due to HORRIBLE ACCIDENTS WHERE PEOPLE WERE SLICED OPEN BY THE HELICOPTER BLADES

[@jaridkeen123]

We will never have flying cars for personal purposes unless its $250,000 or more. No average person will every have one. The reason is 9/11

[@MatthewStinar]

I'm curious to see how the reduced infrastructure maintenance and increases time efficiency will trade off against the increased energy requirements. It may turn out not to be worthwhile for shorter and lower capacity flights.

[@RangerHouston]

That's what I was thinking, my guess is there would still be some automated taxi system like a self driving Uber. Not sure though, unless it's really cheap people are gonna hang onto their cars.

[@MatthewStinar]

@@RangerHouston If people completely recognized the full cost of car ownership, sales would plummet.

[@herdiantobasudewo6133]

We actually already has flying car it called Helicopter

[@_plug]

can’t use it on the ground tho

[@flamingbull3438]

Having your car checked on every 2 or 3 weeks is ridiculous, especially when you consider how long people take to deal with a "check engine" light

[@sammiller5509]

Love it: -Playstation2 Starting up sound 3:10 - amazon drones that are unhappy when crashed 2:49

[@benivanphillips]

Can't we just use similar tech as on a self driving car just make it 3D?

[@john4398]

Self driving cars use roads. An idea solution would be to go in a direct line with no speed limit. If someone is in the way, move up or down to avoid them.

[@CortezBumf]

you mean autopilot? The tech has been around for half a century

[@john4398]

@@CortezBumf I would expect something similar to autopilot, but I don't know much about airplanes or autopiot. I would expect more of a direct line to a destination, rather than an airport, with no speed limit. If anything is detected within a mile or so the vehicle will begin moving up or down to avoid it. Although landing a taxi on a busy street may be an issue, so perhaps you would need an "airport", or perhaps mini landing pads on top of bus stops or something.

[@TriPham-xd9wk]

Depending on distance of destination and wind direction like the further distance the higher altitude and more incline with wind by laser light and or emf way point

[@jaridkeen123]

Lol you showed drones crashing into planes at 2:45 but planes dont fly anywhere near 400 feet. They fly at 65,000 feet

[@Aleks6010]

you mean 35,000 feet? there are only some jet fighters that can fly 65,000 feet

[@johnoliveira8931]

Jarid Gaming civil aviation planes fly well below 65,000 feet. Most training and general aviation aircraft fly between 500-3000 feet which is far too close to the proposed 400ft. Not to mention drones are tiny and are almost impossible for pilots to spot in flight, especially for aircraft not fitted with ADSB (that’s assuming these drones/taxis would be equipped with ADSB in the first place)

[@lionkinggamer9458]

@@johnoliveira8931 Commercial planes usually go up to 30 000 feet

[@themongru]

Planes frequently pass through those altitudes during the arrival and departure phases of flight.

[@johnoliveira8931]

LionKingGamer yes, being that I am I pilot, I am well aware of this

[@dadsonworldwide3238]

No city flight .only allow interstate type air travel and of course the altitude is were laws need to be enforced and monitired.

[@onlyjujubeeh5612]

just because commercial flying cars (not a heli or plane) is not around due to (economical, situational, power cost) doesn’t mean we couldn’t progress forward in terms of planning and forming preventive measures way ahead via automation or forming safety regulations.

[@JeremyWS]

Personally, I can't wait for flying cars. I want one now.

[@sebastiansimon7557]

Can we make sure that whatever automated system is in place is also open source?

[@alexanderparra9271]

If flying cars come we’re all going to die from crashing into ground

[@Force05289]

Darn RIP drifting

[@VibeVixen02]

Been dreaming of this since The Jetsons!

[@dondizzzzzle]

It’s great to see a channel that actually care about the quality of their videos. Sure, you must be a massive corporation, but it’s refreshing.

[@ruileite4579]

Their not that massive,not yet

[@rohannaik6275]

Where are the self-driving cars though, like 5 years ago everyone was saying we would have self-driving cars. But have they even be rolled out, when are they comming out.

[@irobinhood5529]

2:26 Dislikes came from flat earthers

[@A_Salted_Fishe]

So serious question - what happens when a flying car breaks down mid journey? Plummeting into the ground below?

[@_plug]

probably some parachute system

[@timberwolfe1645]

It's not the highways I'm worried about. It 's things like flying next to a house, robbing the place through the window, and people not able to do anything because they are whisper quiet and in the air. That and imagine being by yourself, relaxing, you wake up and there next to you is a police robot with a gun. Or Rogue robot. They don't need a gun, their propellers and moving parts can kill you for sure. Scary stuff, and while I know people are like, that's unlikely, it will still happen. I worry for cops and detectives of the future.

[@DeathbyPixels]

What about birds? Birds collide with airplanes all the time, and can actually end up being very dangerous if they get sucked into the engines.

[@abvmoose87]

Cool topic, wouldve loved a longer segment on this

[@Sorcerers_Apprentice]

Flying cars are not happening outside the Jetsons. People have enough problems driving in 2 dimensions, that's why airplane pilots spend years in school and can eventually earn huge salaries with enough experience. Planes have mechanics constantly checking them between flights and require huge amounts of special expensive fuel, an ordinary person would never be able to afford any of that. Any tiny mechanical malfunction or fender bender in the air would end in deadly flaming wreckage hitting buildings and people on the ground.

[@john4398]

Why do we need rules? As long as there are no manual vehicles. Humans are the ones making problems. Assuming the vehicles are drones or helicopter type vehicles with onboard self driving ai

[@ruileite4579]

Don't you think that AIs need rules to obey them? ...

[@john4398]

@@ruileite4579 companies aren't stupid. They will integrate their own safety system. Crashes are bad for publicity, they loose vehicles, and may need to pay lawsuits. We will have self driving cars before flying cars.

[@john4398]

@@ruileite4579 A system where everyone goes in a straight line to their destination and changes altitude to avoid other flying vehicles would probably work.

[@john4398]

@@ruileite4579 the entire point of flying cars are that there is no traffic, and there are no roads. If we are going to make these roads, just go with Elon musk boring company tunnels.

[@princessbuttercup8954]

I'm all for flying cars once we have the technology but what happens when you break down? You can't just pull over to the side. Wouldn't you just drop? That would suck.

[@harshilpatel684]

In India there are no rules on the road. No idea how I have not been involved in an accident yet. But somehow it still all works...

[@imawsome017]

we've had that shit since the 50's, its a god damn helicopter

[@HUNdAntae]

...malfunctions.... but a gyrocopter can descend slowly and safely like one of those toy copters.... why noone is developing them into commercial products. We we could have dual or quad gyros, since the only motor on them pushes you forward instead of rotating the rotary wings themselves.

[@davidrivera115]

I like the video can’t wait to get one. Can’t wait for them to come out..😮😊❤..

[@Mistyshaw29]

my solution would be to wear VR goggles so you can see a virtual outline of roads and street signs. even virtual traffic lights. considering we already have gps and google maps that have traced almost every road on earth, making a virtual road system shouldnt be too hard

[@KDubOriginal]

Why make it automated? That's stupid as hell. Everyone would maintain control with the option of automation, not be forced to use it.

[@shane1489]

In my area the lowlifes freely throw trash out the window so I guess that would be a definite problem.

[@princessbuttercup8954]

That flying police motorcycle is fucking awesome! I want one.

[@dhtsoaedsdhtnadi9575]

At only a minute into this thing I'm guessing they're not going to say a single word about about flight levels and traffic patterns. EDIT: They KINDA touched it, but not like I had hoped. While I agree larger faster vehicles traveling longer distances should travel at higher altitudes, there should also be a flight level in relation to direction of travel similar to the system we have with commercial and general aviation. There's also a whole thing about traffic patterns.

[@darin3573]

*imagine dropping history classes to talk about the future*

[@swordwaker7749]

Does it really matter? With so much space in the air its like driving with 10 lanes.

[@joehernandez3805]

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[@DoubtlessCar0]

I'm mostly worried about having thousands of mini 9/11 machines in the air

[@louiss146]

Flying cars will never be a thing. We have airplanes and helicopters for air travel and extensive road networks for ground travel already. There was a time where people thought that the future would bring “flying cities” but we can all say that is a dumb, unpractical idea. So are flying cars.

[@shadowraith1]

Talked about for decades. Just like fusion power. Right around the corner. Rules of the air won't mean squat to a hacker. You know it will happen. Just a question of when. One easy problem. How many stealth drones have you heard? None they make a racket. Times that by whatever number you care to pick. A lot more to solve then just the obvious.

[@zacharyfilion1437]

They already exist, they’re called helicopters

[@Falicity345]

Video starts at 1:12

[@KDubOriginal]

If you had flying cars, then there would be absolutely no need for airplanes, because you would also have flying busses and flying rvs and flying limos and flying every kind of transportation, which means planes, helicopters and boats would all be a thing of the past.

[@Pyjamas22]

I guarantee that flying cars and drone delivery will never become reality. Imagine how noisy a helicopter or a plane is from the ground when its flying low. Now imagine how many cars are in highway traffic (and the city in general). Regardless of cost, safety and infrastructure concerns, it will never happen due to the incredible amount of noise produced 24/7 by all these flying vehicles.

[@MuddinNYC]

Drone delivery is already a thing. Amazon and eBay in certain cities let you select 2 hour delivery and if it's a light package you get it droned to you. Sadly it is mostly limited to smaller packages. (Under 8 lbs)

[@Pyjamas22]

@@MuddinNYC Sure its a thing if you consider a couple of rural drone test fleets. Drone delivery was announced 5 years ago and there are still tones of technological and legal hurdles. They will never become mainstream.

[@MeanBeanComedy]

Man, talk about no imagination. Someone's trying to make a faster horse!

[@A_Salted_Fishe]

Does everyone service their car every year? 🤔

[@avg_tatetopian7978]

When flying cars become main stream then what's gonna happen to the millions of miles of roads

[@MuddinNYC]

We could turn them into gardens or just consider them part of the sidewalk like it was before the invention of the car

[@DarioVolaric]

Wait...did you just say...THE CURVITURE OF THE EARTH??? So..it's not FLAT???

[@nathanrecio3165]

Imagine a car accident in the sky there's no chances in living

[@blueship1114]

Imagine the buildings and people below suffering the impact.

[@trollbreeder2534]

They're called helicopters and planes by the way.

[@VanBurenOfficial]

Yall mind if i hit that yeet just right quick? Quick yeet is all folks.

[@KDubOriginal]

Or just make them better so you don't have to worry so much on maintenance.

[@eringreelish9608]

It seems the future is going to be upon us soon

[@blueship1114]

I'd feel bad for the birds

[@tyrroo]

This is completely ridiculous, there won't be flying cars for at least a hundred years! I mean really, just think about how crappy most drivers are nowadays, and that's only in two dimensions. Adding the third dimension will be literally impossible for current human brains, we're just too stupid and selfish to cooperate properly for such a thing. Also, the host looks like Macaulay Culkin.

[@campkira]

You can not control drone and you want a flying car?

[@pudchaa]

Ok wait, back up, Uber’s getting rdy to introduce flying _what_ now? Lol uhhh I feel like you guys kinda skipped over the interesting part, I don’t care about hypothetical, would-be laws, I wanna hear more about these flying taxis/cars!!!! 😹

[@calisthenicsandweightlifti504]

So........ No more airplanes?

[@nicolasknoester7628]

I always wanted to know this

[@BamBamBigelow..]

Will there be flying tow trucks...or do car crashes fall to ground?

[@MeanBeanComedy]

Why is the answer always more government control? Is anyone imaginative enough to think of any solution that doesn't involve Uncle Sam controlling more and more of our lives? Also, this comment section is filled with unimaginative people who can't fathom a quieter engine or better AI. Come on, people, think BIG!

[@Natedawg713]

Faster u go higher u are slow u are lower u are and same right aways as the ground

[@yeahzeeroo]

Amazon Pirates here we come

[@Gilotopia]

It's ridiculous to assume airtaxies will have to obey they current rules of airplanes. They're a completely different class of vehicle and new rules will have to be invented from scratch.

[@TriPham-sn9jj]

Coridor in the a i r and lease way can guilde flying ca r by ultrasound wall that kept car from deviate from lane with out proper request o r method procedure for change route i f we can manage bandwidth then we can split altitude into trip planing ahead like 3 hours request o r 1 day a head

[@OakhillSailor]

Are you just making things up?

[@SuperYayo18]

Nobody: .............. Flat Earthers: "Curvature of The Earth"

[@KDubOriginal]

Just fund me and I can make it a reality.

[@SecureLemons]

Merry christmas!

[@ranujuliyono5963]

All those drones/flying taxis are going to generate a lot of noise. T_T

[@quoisegames1937]

Sooooooooo a helicopter, right?

[@KevinGonzalez-vu5bo]

¿Is this put roads obsolete? Nobody knows.

[@yapinchow9447]

Yeaaa...... No.

[@ebonymaw8385]

i wish i have a car

[@1Rab]

Flying cars exist. They are called helicopters. Where is my helicopter?

[@FoxDren]

Flying cars will never happen

[@ryadhasanahmed5443]

Imponte Deluxo

[@yutuniopati]

Flying autonomous vehicle. Not flying car.

[@EveryGamerLife]

But the earth has no curve.

[@verydoge5262]

We need a new guy with a not so squished af face.

[@MatthewStinar]

Hush. We didn't click to see his face and we don't care how he looks. His delivery on an interesting subject was excellent. Nobody wants your turd in this punch bowl.

[@Ruffel24]

He looks fine the way his mama made him. I love you, small eyed man beard guy! Keep up the good work!!

[@jibreelahmed6833]

First dislike... 😂