I’m somewhat retired at 50[emoji6], have excellent vehicles with zero issues (excluding warranty work) and to this day I’ve never driven a straight path to anyone of my road trip destinations. I’m not one that follows, I lead my own way. That said, planning ahead makes all the difference except, hauling an extra two 5 gallon jugs is a “no can do” when in an EV and it’s a lot easier to find a gas station than it is to find a plug out in the middle of nowhere. As for gas stations, We’ve got 3 in the shell stations family, all with open bays (repairs) and I can guarantee you that there’s ZERO changes going on and if so, the oil companies would be responsible to fork over the funds for renovating which I don’t see that happening AT ALL especially considering the enormous loss for them. Oil will NEVER not be used, the US military has been stocking up trillions of gallons, EV is not a reliable source for military transportation as they’ve all failed under their stringent testing. I think inner cities should get into them but reality is that it’s just the beginning and in the long run, it’s going to cost the American tax payer much more building an EV than it would our current vehicles all due to lead, acids, proper disposal and everything else it takes to build, maintain battery operated machines which I’ve seen nothing but video introduction and major problems with EV’s, so far from, even the leading innovator “Tesla” has had serious electronic malfunctions to even fires [emoji91] and deaths. Recent trip to an island in the Mediterranean, I was amazed at the lack of care for technology, people were living way beyond the standards, enjoying the simple things in life. I sure miss those large sweet red figs that I’d stop on the side of the road, pick a couple and be full. It’s something I hope everyone can one day experience as it’s the simple things in life that bring out the best of us. Ok, sorry to go off track.... Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk