Taxi

Larry Page Urukku, a co-founder of US technology company Google, is sponsoring the taxi. Under the patronage of Google, the Silicon Valley-based startup kitty has made Hawkey Taxi. Recently in New Zealand this freight car is being run on a pilot basis. News CNN's
In the second week of this month, Kitty Haq released a video of such a flight.
The name of the fly cart made by Hawkeye has been named 'Kora'. Its wings have a dozen small rotor. As a result, it can fluctuate like a helicopter. But its makers say the quart does not sound like a helicopter. This means that the low-speed flight can be used for transport in the urban areas. It can be moved to a place where the house or roof is kept.
This flyer can fly in the speed of 150 kilometers per hour.
Jeffair Chief Executive Fred Reid said, "We are making safe-moving vehicles of emissions-free, carbon-dioxide emissions. This is the logical next step in revolutionizing the transport world. '
But the cars can not be bought. To go somewhere passengers will have to rent this type of fly. Jeffair authorities say that the ride sharing service will be run like this in the fly. They are making an app through which the user can rent to go from mobile phone to the user.
This flyover will be directed to the Christchurch area of ​​New Zealand. In this context, Mayor Lioni Daleyel said that the flyover in the development of ecosystems reflects the issue of resistance to global traffic congestion and creating environment-friendly technology.
But there is also the name of Uber and Airbrier Airbus on the list of flying cars. In February of this year, Airbus has completed successful experimental flight of a flying car called 'Bhahana'. It will be marketed in 2020 by Airbus authorities.