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[–] plactagonic@sopuli.xyz 3 points 13 hours ago

But I get the appeal of the ebus it just sounds cheaper. One city I won't name started to build trolley bus network again after they got rid of it in 70's (because of metro construction and expansion of trams), but they just doing it bit idiotically by wanting to have like 30% of it on wires and rest run on batteries.

Why? Because the infrastructure is just more expensive upfront.

Will it work? Nobody knows, people that are building it lobby to get it up to at least 50/50 then it is maybe just feasible.

I think that roads and buses have place in the transportation but you just need more options not just that.