Asked by KTVZ

411 Votes

Would you drive a flying car?

44%

Yes Yes

56%

No No

44%

Yes

5 Comments

Debra Sun-Mills

Depends on the traffic! It would sure be fun to try it out though.

k san

Heck yeah!

Dan Ringler

I'm a retired AF pilot. There's a lot to flying safely, and I hope the check out is very thorough. I would hate to see one of these cars land on my home or car, or anyone else's for that matter. Hats off to the company for making this long sought-after dream a reality. Pretty cool.

Ben Hargis

As long as it wasn't electric

Latterdaysaint

It would be fun to ride in one

56%

No

4 Comments

David Kline

Just because the cartoons told us we'd be flying cars in the 1990s doesn't mean it's a good idea. People can't handle navigating in 2D just imagine how bad they will be in 3D.

Rick Allen

Not this one. I dont consider 125 mph on the ground high performance at all, nor 190 MPH air speed! Definitely not if it is electric! To small, too expensive and most likely not insurable! Also not good looking. It is not practical.

Lynn Huntley

There is enough distracted driving and road rage on the ground. Now in the air?

ohnonotagain

Nothing ships for the next two years. Look for information on Jim Bede. He sold thousands of airplanes in the "kit" category. It was the Bede-5. Thousands of people never received a complete kit.

Asked by Dear Abby

157 Votes

Who should be sent a Mother’s Day card?

56%

Only your mother Only your mother

44%

Any relative who is a mother Any relative who is a mother

56%

Only your mother

4 Comments

Jane

Only your mom! Whether bio or adopt. But how about you go visit? Give her the card in person! But card is nice.

Tina Bouthillier

I only sent cards to my mother and grandmother, they were the only mother figures in my life

Caryn Erdberg

To honor her and show love and care.

Hilary

A mother Should receive a present and/or card from her child (regardless of age). But, it is a really sweet Bonus for mother to receive one from a child not her own!