Esti G. – English
It’s not feasible within the given timeline. It needs more time—maybe in another 20 to 30 years or more.
Aurora M. – English
California is not infrastructurally prepared to handle that within ten years. We still have rolling blackouts in the summer because we can’t even handle all those non-AC units! Let alone 2-4 cars per average household! Car chargers pull even more power!
Tammy – English
They are further trying to control humanity by imposing unreasonable restrictions that favor the wealthy. Additionally, this is being forced upon us without any input, and it is far from realistic. Wake up before you destroy everything, which, ultimately, seems to be the goal.
Andrew M. – English
This will be a huge financial burden on the middle class. The electrical grid can barely handle the current load, which is why we have peak-hour cutbacks.
Mary F. – English
Electric vehicles are not sustainable for the poor. We cannot afford the cost. You are offering incentives for purchasing, but what about replacing the battery? The monthly cost? As it is, some cannot afford a monthly electricity bill, which can get very high in the summer. We need a balance of gas and electricity for those who live paycheck to paycheck and for those who make just enough for daily sustainability.
Gretel V. – English
It’s going to devastate many families. And yes, we do not have a grid capable of powering everything electric, especially in the summer!
Juan G. – English
Only farmers, gardeners, and landscapers, to name a few, would understand the impact. I believe it will change eventually, and I do believe that the transition must happen at a much slower pace to avoid disrupting any industries in the near future.
Hugo A. – English
And electricity also contaminates, starting from the moment generators need to be used. Additionally, those who look at it from a long-term perspective must consider that maintenance is much more harmful, both economically and to the environment.
Melina H. – English
Electric cars are not affordable to all California residents. They cost too much to buy and to keep charged. The maintenance of electrical cars is also costly. It’s not right to take away our choice.
Ignacio T. – English
Most community members rely on gas diesel running machinery to provide a living. We need to this switch progressively not at a speed of a hurricane. Do it the smart way.
