Trial electric vehicles

[SpacePhoenix]

Iit also needs electrical supplies to feed into it at various points, so that will mean many new electricity substations and more infrastructure.

That's going to apply to any car charging system whether wired or wireless

[Norfolk 'N' Chance]

Iit also needs electrical supplies to feed into it at various points, so that will mean many new electricity substations and more infrastructure.

That's going to apply to any car charging system whether wired or wireless

Yes, but nowhere near to the same extent as what would be needed to deliver a reliable supply to major road networks.

[Acca Dacca]

Will workers without driving licenses be able to drive these?

[Norfolk 'N' Chance]

Will workers without driving licenses be able to drive these?

Do you mean the golf cart type things? - If so Id imagine not. As they have number plates, therefore the construction and use of road vehicles legislation will apply and you will need to be a licensed driver to be in charge of one on the public highway.

However once fully autonomous self driving EV's are here I would imagine you could yes anyone could.

[ssdd]

Will workers without driving licenses be able to drive these?

Do you mean the golf cart type things? - If so Id imagine not. As they have number plates, therefore the construction and use of road vehicles legislation will apply and you will need to be a licensed driver to be in charge of one on the public highway.

However once fully autonomous self driving EV's are here I would imagine you could yes anyone could.

If/when we get to fully autonomous EVs, there may not be any need for a driver! I won't post any links, just Google 'driverless delivery' if you want to see where they're heading with this.