Now, flying tricycle to avoid rush-hour traffic

A man in the US has built a tricycle that will let you soar into the sky and cruise over rush-hour traffic jams.

The motor-tricycle, called the super sky cycle, has been developed by Larry Neal from Aurora in Texas and consists of a 582cc engine and a three-blade 68-inch propeller.

It can fly at 56kph, land in 20ft of space and has a top land speed of 104kph.

It has a five hour flight time without refueling, and costs 46,000 pounds, the 'Daily Mail' reported.

However, the vehicle requires a pilot's license to fly.

Neal, of The Butterfly Aircraft LLC, has just been awarded a US Patent to build the vehicle on a large scale and sell it to the general public.

He already has several orders for national and international companies.

The project has been in development for several years but hit a stumbling block as Neal could not work out what to do with the propellers once the vehicle landed.

However, he overcame this problem by making them foldable - allowing the vehicle to be driven on regular roads.

The Texas border patrol has already made a large order of these flying machines.

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