Electric vehicles during a disaster

[Hay Dude]

And those people ***** about the price of gas.

I didn’t have the opportunity to stop each one and ask.

I ***** about the the price of gas & diesel, but the state posted speed limit is 70, so they’re leading the way to excess gas consumption.

 

[cqaigy2]

LoL...nice paste job...!

Like I said about all the present (viable) alternative power sources...they are using "CURRENT TECHNOLOGY"...!

Instead of wasting monies on developing battery technology that rely on the grid to recharge is exactly that...a waste...!

I can't wait until the first new development that actually makes a difference in a major technology that is created by AI... it's coming

Thanks. Cut and pasted from Nat Geo article.

 

[cqaigy2]

I didn’t have the opportunity to stop each one and ask.

I ***** about the the price of gas & diesel, but the state posted speed limit is 70, so they’re leading the way to excess gas consumption.

Remember the good ole days of 55MPH?

 

[ruffdog]

Remember the good ole days of 55MPH?

Yes. Back in the days when people were not in such a darn hurry. I don't have a problem doing 65 in a posted 70. I just stay to the right unless I pass slower traffic.....yes, there many times will be slower ones and it is fine.

 

[MossRoad]

Remember the good ole days of 55MPH?

AAAA!!!!

I can’t drive 55!

 

[MossRoad]

Remember the good ole days of 55MPH?

Around here they built highways designed for 55. Now they raised it to 65 in many places, and the on/off ramp lanes at the clover leafs don’t have enough acceleration/deceleration distance to properly merge on or off. It’s nightmarish!

 

[Hay Dude]

Remember the good ole days of 55MPH?

Yep. We are spending billions to save the planet from greenhouse gasses & switching to electric, yet those very folks spending the billions keep jacking up the speed limits.

 

[cqaigy2]

Yep. We are spending billions to save the planet from greenhouse gasses & switching to electric, yet those very folks spending the billions keep jacking up the speed limits.

Yep, 'Those very folks' are us. We keep complaining about the speed limit being too slow, so up it goes.

 

[MossRoad]

Yep, 'Those very folks' are us. We keep complaining about the speed limit being too slow, so up it goes.

Yep.

 

[JasperFrank]

I remember how excited everyone was about the GM Hydrogen skateboad concept in 2001. Then it went no where for 20 years.

Forgotten Concept: 2002 GM Autonomy | Autoblog

Unveiled at the 2002 Detroit auto show, the Autonomy was supposed to be GM’s radical vision for a truly futuristic car.

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