Heavy Electric Vehicles Cause TWICE the Road Damage than Their Petroleum Equivalents

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Specified at that weight to prevent one from having to have a higher classification of driver's license.

That's not how it works , as long as you're not in the furtherance of a commercial endeavor you do not even need a CDL to drive a Peterbilt with a 40 ft trailer up and down the road . The key being not in the furtherance of a commercial endeavor .

Additionally when it comes to engaging in a commercial endeavor there are two standards Intrastate and Interstate carriers.
 

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That's not how it works , as long as you're not in the furtherance of a commercial endeavor you do not even need a CDL to drive a Peterbilt with a 40 ft trailer up and down the road . The key being not in the furtherance of a commercial endeavor .

Additionally when it comes to engaging in a commercial endeavor there are two standards Intrastate and Interstate carriers.

Some states do require higher classes of driver's licenses for any vehicle at 26,000 pounds or more. They may simply refer to them as "Class A" licenses. I said nothing about a CDL.
 

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Battery fires.
You forgot the part that it takes an IMMENSE amount of water to put out an EV fire. Tens of thousands of gallons of water in fact.

All this toxic water just runs into the drains that eventually go to the oceans. Environmental wackos don't seem to care about this inconvenient truth.
 

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Actually Class A, B and C are all CDLs

In Oklahoma yes but some states have Non-CDL Class tiers that are still based on GVWR for personal use vehicles and they use Class A, B, C D naming structure.

Texas has a Non CDL Class A for drivers of RVs over 26,000 GVWR.
 
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You forgot the part that it takes an IMMENSE amount of water to put out an EV fire. Tens of thousands of gallons of water in fact.

All this toxic water just runs into the drains that eventually go to the oceans. Environmental wackos don't seem to care about this inconvenient truth.
I guess I'm behind the curve. Someplace the fire dept is just letting them burn. No toxic waste into the water supply. Just toxic waste going airborne. Much better to breathe it than to drink it.
 

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