Eh? I'm the one who did the ABC list. While yes, I'm in half jest, its partially serious. Because that's what will happen unless there are better safety alterna

Eh? I'm the one who did the ABC list. While yes, I'm in half jest, its partially serious. Because that's what will happen unless there are better safety alternatives. How about remote shut off and control by a gov body? Too expensive and a wonderful vector for remote hacks. FAA tracking and interception on deviated courses? Holy crap I doubt they can scale fast enough if buying and using flying cars "takes off". See what I did there? Also interception will lead to the same fire ball of death problem. No fly airspace, which would become nearly every metro and suburb the same day. Thus making the flying car useless. Unless we do SAMs or antiair, the flying car will be dead in the water. And still would be. It's too large of a premeditated and accidental disaster precursor. If they're k12 rated. Most bollards are not k12, especially in cities due to shallow dig depths. Even if the bollard or planter themselves are k12. Normally they're never dug deep with supports because contractors are lazy assholes if you don't stand over their shoulder. And those that are k12 are expensive as shit. I actually work in protective design. That, and I think I'm funny so :P