Well that isn’t exactly true. Reckless driving and Exhibition of speed are two that come to mind. One thing about a tesla the acceleration makes no noise so doesn’t get the cops attention.
Thanks to the commitment of state leaders who worked hard to develop EV charging networks that work for their residents, we were able to approve these state charging plans quickly and ahead of schedule,” said Acting Federal Highway Administrator Stephanie Pollack. “We are reviewing the remaining plans and on track to finish the process by our target date of September 30, if not sooner. Our shared work to bring President Biden’s vision for a national electric vehicle network to communities across America is too important to wait.”
Or they could be right about rivers, and endangered species,
and even global warming, but find that EVs will not be a practical response for another 50 years or that nat gas vehicles are a better response, or biofuels are a better response or . . . something else.
You are right again. Eliminating oil and moving 100% to renewable energy won’t do anything to stop pollution of fresh water and air and killing off endangered species … that’s a people problem, in that there are too damn many of them on this planet.
Somehow you’ve lost me in your sarcasm Samm. I don’t understand what you are trying to say.
Let’s try again
I believe (no sarcasm)
If there are six green ways to power a vehicle
mandating one of them might be a bad idea. Certainly that would exclude all others.
Even if that one must be mandated, excluding all others
perhaps mandating it on a 5-10 year time scale is wrong.