Row 36385

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A very small %. Only LTL companies like Old Dominion, Conway, Saia, etc and then mega OTR carriers like JB Hunt, Swift, Schneider, US Xpress that have multiple terminals will make sense for EV adoption at this point.

It 100% makes sense for them. IMO though, since there is not tue public infrastructure out there, these mega fleets that are going to do this are going to be building these stations at their own terminals which will further delay the adoption of full public infrastructure because the need for stations outside of those private terminals will be severely limited.

Not saying it's not possible, but for adoption outside the mega fleets to occur, there will have to be charging infrastructure either at truck stops or shipper / receivers. The amount of planning by carriers that would go in to determining the viability of a same day lane contract would be insane to determine if an EV truck could handle a specific movement at the Long haul OTR level. IMO, we are still 5-10 plus years away from even 15% adoption across the industry if not longer.

I know shippers / customers are pushing for the trickle down GHG emissions reductions so they can say they are reducing their footprint by utilizing carriers that are reducing emissions but it's just not feasible.

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text	A very small %. Only LTL companies like Old Dominion, Conway, Saia, etc and then mega OTR carriers like JB Hunt, Swift, Schneider, US Xpress that have multiple terminals will make sense for EV adoption at this point. It 100% makes sense for them. IMO though, since there is not tue public infrastructure out there, these mega fleets that are going to do this are going to be building these stations at their own terminals which will further delay the adoption of full public infrastructure because …
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Entry ID: 36385
Repository: Axioma AXP
Dataset: arrmlet/reddit_dataset_36
Total Entries: 100,000