For Truckers Driving EVs, There's No Going Back

18 Jan 2024 | Abstracted from Washington Post

"LaBush belongs to a small but growing group of commercial medium-to-heavy-duty truck drivers who use electric trucks...While trucks are only 4 percent of the vehicles on the road, they make up almost a quarter of the country’s transportation emissions...analysis of the nation's 12.2 million truck fleet, there are almost 13,000 electric trucks - which can be defined as Class 2B to Class 8 vehicle...Everyone who has had an EV has no aspirations to go back to diesel at this point."

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