“I think 30 of the total fleet so that's about what six million vehicles or eight million vehicles on the road”

The Driven Podcast · New EVs, old arguments and missing chargers

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What was described

suggest implementing the road-user charge when EV adoption reaches about 30 % of the total fleet (≈6-8 million vehicles)

30 % fleet, ~6-8 million vehicles

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“When we came to office, there were 60 models of EVs available. Now there is 196… no EVs available for under $40,000. Now there is 15. … Australians who bought an EV will save $76 million by petrol they won't buy this year.”
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Said on Australian Parliament: House of Representatives
Hard number 60 models → 196 models; cheapest EV under $40,000; half a million EVs … Share this moment
“You can plug in our system, Fleet Vision, to the cloud for that fleet and extract all of the forward, the road facing event clips for the last 12 months. And that will tell you two things. It will tell you the total magnitude of danger that the fleet was exposed to in the prior 12 months.”
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Mark Miller
Profiles in Risk ·
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“Even a fleet with 20,000 vehicles can have one safety officer versus whole teams of them”
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Said on Profiles in Risk
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“It took about 30 minutes to implement probably 10,000 lines of highly optimized Rust”
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Peter Mattis
The Pragmatic Engineer ·
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