> Agreed on all points, though I notice everyone says they are so expensive and hard to maintain, but nobody cites anything Because it's a complete fabrication

> Agreed on all points, though I notice everyone says they are so expensive and hard to maintain, but nobody cites anything Because it's a complete fabrication -> every ton of conducting wire could replace 100 tons of battery in busses and trucks. It is also over 10 times cheaper per ton, so in material costs it is less than 1/1000th of the cost. The only issue is that the city needs to pay for the wire, but it does not know how to charge a large array of private companies that might want to use the wires, there is lack of standardisation and metering.