Drones can be quite dangerous in the hands of those who can't fly them. They can be destroyed for lack of skill - and you lose a buck - they can hurt other people and even the driver himself. That is why the state of New Jersey plans to ban drunkards from driving drones.

The law has already been passed by the state senate and next Monday (08) should be voted by the House of Representatives of New Jersey. Proponents of the bill say drones are dangerous objects, such as “flying blenders, ” and that anything that could present such a risk should be kept away from drunk people.

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Another 38 US states are also in the process of restricting device piloting.

In addition to the ban on drone driving by drunk pilots, the law also addresses other issues related to quadcopters, such as defining places where they can fly - preventing them from passing, for example, prisons and airports - and their use in chasing animals., for example.

It is also not only New Jersey that has plans to better regulate drone use, Reuters says. Another 38 US states are also in the process of restricting device piloting as they become increasingly popular with people.

If you drink, don't drive: New Jersey will ban drunks from using drones via TecMundo