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Few net-zero trucks from ports to inland redistribution
Preface. In my first book “When Trucks Stop Running” I made the case that our civilization, across all sectors, depended on diesel heavy-duty trucks, and explored the ways they might run on Something Else, since if that problem were not … Continue reading →
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Tagged battery, fixed-guideway, intermodal, linear induction motor, linear synchronous motor, maglev, truck
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