As we know from many other subjects, anything short of federal regulation is roughly equivalent to “unregulated” for the purpose of internet hand wringing.
I can keep going...
I’ve never heard tell of this, but there it is. I wonder if it ever gets enforced.
When I do cross country drives I often drive 8-12 hours in a day. I stop to fill up and eat snacks while driving.
While these times are of course not enforced for private driving, they are a good measure for what is safe. Yes, you can drive 5 hours or more without a break, but you need to be aware that this is risky behavior.
Could it make it from San Diego to Anza Borrego and back?
I'd say the trouble with holding speed in predominately mountain roads I'm familiar with is that they tend to be filled with slower drivers.
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Meaning that having 12 hour of fuel is pointless when you have to stop to piss/eat every 4-6 hours anyway.
IIRC the same was the case back when Model S was rolled out - the range was intentionally developed to be a little above the legal limit of non-stop driving, which to me provided a pretty solid argument against range anxiety: there's hardly a way to run out of charge on a trip and be a safe and responsible driver.