Flying Car
- Thread starter Thugboat
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The vid doesn't say, so I'm wondering if it has air bags, side impact reinforcements, crumple zones, etc? IOW, could it legally be driven on U.S. roads?
The closest they come to answering that is the following in the FAQ section of their home page: "The PAL-V ONE is designed within current certification and regulations frameworks for the vast majority of countries in the world. No rules or regulations need to be changed to be allowed to use the vehicle." Well, okay, fine. But are they referring to flight rules/regs, or do they mean the whole 9 yards?
'Doesn't seem possible the feds would allow one of these on the road in the U.S.
The closest they come to answering that is the following in the FAQ section of their home page: "The PAL-V ONE is designed within current certification and regulations frameworks for the vast majority of countries in the world. No rules or regulations need to be changed to be allowed to use the vehicle." Well, okay, fine. But are they referring to flight rules/regs, or do they mean the whole 9 yards?
'Doesn't seem possible the feds would allow one of these on the road in the U.S.
Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaah! Good point! 'Should have counted its wheels! (The article called it a "car".)
I counted the wheels on this one. It has four. Therefore it is a car...I guess.
'So, same question:
http://www.terrafugia.com/
I counted the wheels on this one. It has four. Therefore it is a car...I guess.
'So, same question:
http://www.terrafugia.com/
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the Wizard
GT Owner
Talked with Mark at Falcon Insurance. He said No way anyone will be able to get it insured. As he said "Looks like a lot of uninsureable fun" haha
Larry
Larry
Sinovac
GT Owner
BlackICE
GT Owner
When driving on the track 99.9% are uninsured as well.
It seem that you can't buy insurance for the fun things in life. :lol
