> The solution is really quiet simple, recharge the trucks and buy a few more to account for the fact that you have to recharge an hour for every 4 in operation

> The solution is really quiet simple, recharge the trucks and buy a few more to account for the fact that you have to recharge an hour for every 4 in operation. Stop trying to run your trucks for 12 hours straight. I had to re-read this twice to make sure i wasnt misreading something. The "simple" solution is to redesign the entire system, buy more vehicles, hire more drivers, etc because you are "pro electric" and electric vehicles cant perform the job? Here's an idea.. Diesel vehicles are built to run 24 hours a day, and this is why they have large fuel tanks and heavy duty engines. Perhaps EV should be built to run 12 hours a day as well? if the EV cant compete, then don't use it for this use case. why should they "stop trying to run your trucks 12 hours a day" when they have done this for DECADES? you make it sound like this 12 hour day is the problem, it is not, it is the EV's failure to keep up that is the issue.