Gloria G. – English

Let this be optional. Gas is more practical and economical for repairs. It would affect us a lot, the middle class. They should conduct surveys with the community and be more aware of how much this will affect us.

John L. – English

I had an electric car. But the infrastructure is not available in California. Electricity is way too expensive. It needs to come down drastically before we move forward.

Manantial N. – English

Electric machinery does not have the same performance to get the job done.

Shannon M. – English

This is detrimental to our way of life, we need to be able to make our own decisions when it comes to the kind of vehicles we drive. It’s our choice.

Elaine H. – English

You’re going to have a lot of people out of a job, just look at the 650-plus refinery workers who lost their jobs. The State is making things worse and families are leaving California for a better life elsewhere.

Jorge Luis T.M. – English

There are too many changes in such a short time for all of us in this industry. I’m worried about these changes because they don’t consider us truck drivers. I don’t know if I’ll be able to keep supporting my family with these changes.

Daniel T. – English

The energy transition does affect us, I had to sell my three trucks because of these ridiculous laws.

Consuelo L. – English

We need to maintain gasoline-generated machinery and transportation resources for poor working communities!

Tania G. – English

Can the grid support the change, and will the cost of electricity increase?

Fernando N. (Buena Park, CA)

The transition is good but doesn’t need to be rushed. Thinking about people who live on a fixed salary that at times is lower than the minimum is important. – Fernando N. (Buena Park, CA)