Bentley has patented a small quadrocopter that will hide right under the hood of the car, its top will be a B nameplate with wings. It is assumed that the driver will be able to monitor the situation on the roads in real time: traffic jams, accidents, traffic closures, empty parking spaces and similar things that can be seen from the air for kilometers ahead. Is there any utility in this gadget? Modern navigation systems already do a pretty good job of monitoring the situation on the roads. Until the mass production of such a model is launched, services will learn to update traffic information more quickly and accurately, while the search for parking still requires physical movement of the car.