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Probably close to neutral; maybe better, if their truck is diesel, and it keeps people from driving out of their way to find the cheapest gas in stop and go tra
by rdl 10y ago
Probably close to neutral; maybe better, if their truck is diesel, and it keeps people from driving out of their way to find the cheapest gas in stop and go traffic.
It's a pretty insignificant concern, though, relative to the positives (time savings, convenience) and negatives (safety).
- jsprogrammer 10y agoI don't see how hauling the gasoline to vehicles could possibly be better unless the tanker was acting as a mobile, stationary (until the tank is emptied) station and came directly from the same place current tankers do (no intermediate storage). In such a scenario, it's possible that there might be a slight improvement. However, from what I can tell this service seems to go wherever someone has parked; meaning lots of traveling and one-off trips for the tankers. >It's a pretty insignificant concern, though, relative to the positives (time savings, convenience) and negatives (safety). It seems pretty convenient that the only beneficiary is the person responsible for the negatives (which we will all suffer from).