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[dhirocz]

All good points. These are the things they aren't thinking about, because most likely, it's a bunch of corporate jerkoffs calling the shots without any regard to the actual climate in trucking. Politicians are the same way. Put them in a room together and you get a bunch of unrealistic goals that will end no different than the EV1 did years back when Saturn tried it.

The technology is here, but nobody ever said it was cost effective yet, or feasible. I think they are still experimenting and will be for quite awhile, while technology continues to progress, they continue to learn, and they get cheaper to build.

And yeah, I don't care if it's the USS Enterprise, the damn thing will still need repair and maintenance. Anyone who believes that proves just how dumb some people can be.

We already have a viable solution that is abundant. Steam. Already had a guy make a steam powered automobile years back. Know where it went? Government bought the patent. Guess why? Can't be regulated...no money in it for them. Until we realize that we are restraining ourselves by prioritizing money above all else, this problem will simply continue. Problem is, money is power in most if not all cases...so fixing this problem is really a double edged sword.