> infrastructure that just didn't exist at the time until after the Rural Electrification Act in 1936 While not entirely critical I suppose, not getting strand

> infrastructure that just didn't exist at the time until after the Rural Electrification Act in 1936 While not entirely critical I suppose, not getting stranded in an EV today also relies on much newer stuff as well, like the on board computer using cellular communications and GPS to help find a charging station within range of your destination. I imagine that in the absence of this assistance, the number of disabled EVs would be intolerably high, and delivering a can of gas is much simpler than delivering electricity or towing.