Florida lawmakers are proposing a drastic shift in how the state allocates funds meant for electric vehicle charging infrastructure. Instead of investing in the growth of electric car adoption, which has been a key component of the state's efforts to reduce carbon emissions, the funds would be redirected towards developing flying car technology. The proposal, which has sparked heated debate among environmentalists and transportation experts, would see millions of dollars in federal grants intended for electric vehicle charging stations being diverted to support the development of personal aerial vehicles. Critics argue that flying cars are still largely theoretical and pose significant safety and regulatory challenges, while supporters see them as a potential game-changer for transportation in the state.
Florida wants to use cash meant for electric car chargers on flying cars instead Tampa Bay Times
