[chuckles]

Whether oil is available or not, your idea about trucks and delivery vehicles still stands IMHO. You need a local station to deliver Nat Gas to the vehicles to make it work. I worked for Southwestern Bell for 30 years and had a gas card for local stations the last few years. For decades, though, we got gas at the garage we were stationed at. Nat Gas, or any other specialized fuel, would work at a stationary garage for the phone company, post office, ect.

The phone company literally spends tens of millions on gasoline every year. Just think what would happen to the bottom line if they integrated Nat Gas in the mix over a few years. We usually ditched a truck after 10 years or 100-150k miles. In five or 6 years we could replace every vehicle that used a fuel for way less than $2 a gallon equivalent.

[Eric in the Ozarks]

Another plus is nat gas fueled engines run cleaner and last longer.