...there's a whole slew of questions that come up that such commendable
engineer/inventors must answer before
society again faces another 'revolution'
in transportation, like the one you allude to.

[1] How is the fuel economy on this
flying-cars? Is it advantageous compared to wheeled autos?

[2] What happens when terrorists or criminals get behind the 'wheels' or fly-by-wire controls of such flying-cars?

[3] (This question would be appropriate to your geography, Larry) What happens when such flying-cars face obstacles
like a range of 14,000 ft-high mountains? Would pressurized cabins be required
for such flying-cars in such circumstances?
[Aviation-medicine research indicates
a hazardous drop in physical & sensory responsiveness above 12,000ft elevation]

Jacob