DRIVERS will be allowed to take to the sky in a second state, according to a new August 1 law.
Minnesota passed a new road law that set the stage for a new era of flying cars.
State lawmakers passed the so-called Jetsons law, which goes into effect on August 1, according to local Fox affiliate KMSP-TV.
The legislation officially defines a “roadable aircraft” as a vehicle that can both fly and drive on public highways.
The definition includes airplane-to-car hybrids designed for road use that are capable of taking off and landing at an airfield.
The law simplifies the process for these dual-purpose vehicles to be registered as motor vehicles.
