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U.S. regulation of flying cars sits in a legal vacuum, with the FAA responsible for airspace management and NHTSA responsible for road vehicle safety, which may lead to a dual-certification dilemma.
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10/16/2026
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Can Tesla's New Roadster Actually Ship? Rocket Tech Hype Meets a 2028 Delay
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