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Re:Hyundai rolls out 27 heavy-duty hydrogen trucks in Germany by stewbrew on Thursday August 04, 2022 @04:54PM (#32348187)
Roads don't just emanate out of nowhere either. They must be built and maintained, or they become useless. I doubt building new highways really takes much less time than building new railways.
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Re:Hyundai rolls out 27 heavy-duty hydrogen trucks in Germany by nicoburns on Thursday August 04, 2022 @06:21PM (#32349064)
We wouldn't need to build new highways for this. We'd just be changing how we use existing ones (replacing existing road traffic with more efficient road traffic).
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Re:Hyundai rolls out 27 heavy-duty hydrogen trucks in Germany by funcDropShadow on Friday August 05, 2022 @07:51AM (#32354793)
Which will wear down bridges and streets far faster. There have been experiments with extra long trucks in Germany, but so far they haven't resulted in extended regulations. Longer trucks have severe limits of manouverability in small cities.
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