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2:45Now PlayingSay goodbye to the tedium of traffic jams, with Aerocar. Derek Cooper reports on a German flying car - effectively a helicopter on a chassis. It has a double set of rotors which spin in opposite directions to one another, negating the need for a rotor on the tail and making it easier to pilot than a normal helicopter.
Could this be the way we all commute in the future?
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