When the wind stops and the sky clouds over or it’s too cold or too hot then lots of people get stranded and can’t get home. That means more hypothermia or heat stroke cases where the electric EMT vehicles cannot come rescue them. If every family would get a few elephants or camels or horses (along with the infrastructure of stables & manure/hay disposal) then they will be prepared. And this includes making sure that all the schools, other government facilities, malls, strip malls, fuel stations, apartment complexes, HOAs, single family homes, and other places are ready to support these contingencies. Many homebuilders have neglected to put in place the infrastructure for feeding, watering, manure disposal, sheltering, and other services for these alternative transportation options. For cargo its even more complicated as there will need to be teams of oxen. The smell of preparedness will be strong. If you can’t smell it as strongly as the population density then the community isn’t prepared.
“When the wind stops and the sky clouds over or it’s too cold or too hot then lots of people get stranded and can’t get home.”
What happens at that point is that EV Charging Stations will have to THROTTLE DOWN their charge rates, greatly, in order to prevent residential blackouts.
So don’t plan on driving too far for Thanksgiving!