I believe that the black deposits have significant amounts of carbon and not that different from coal.Always seems like a weird term. Since if anything our Teslas are more likely to be fueled by coal than that diesel truck is.
Congrats, It has happened to me a three times and was very much directed with a side exit exhaust . Twice guys got on the brakes after spooling up the Turbo and I was blocked in front and behind so no where to go.I feel like I'm officially a Tesla owner now and it only took 2 weeks. I got my first coal roll at a stop light. Of course it was this jacked up POS Dodge truck. I wasn't offended at all and it feels like a right of passage. I'm sure it will be the first of many
seems like these lifted diesel trucks just love to puff smoke any chance they get lol
They are here in Virginia.. even our natural gas comes from coal fields.. they actually sell thru the Virginia DMV, "Coal Powered" Licenses plates. I got one.. that is gonna blow their minds... can't wait to get my CT to show it off...Always seems like a weird term. Since if anything our Teslas are more likely to be fueled by coal than that diesel truck is.
Done to me here in SF Bay Area in the first week. But every other car in these parts is a Tesla so these guys are dinosaurs.
Congratulations lol. I got tons of coal rolls earlier on, but the frequency has died down since Teslas became ubiquitous around here, so now it's a rarity.I feel like I'm officially a Tesla owner now and it only took 2 weeks. I got my first coal roll at a stop light. Of course it was this jacked up POS Dodge truck. I wasn't offended at all and it feels like a right of passage. I'm sure it will be the first of many
Sometimes it pays to just let them be. If they feel they are bothering you, they win.seems like these lifted diesel trucks just love to puff smoke any chance they get lol
if i have room i quickly pass em n show em they got nothing on Tesla
That's weird. California Energy Commission is showing a very different picture. Less than 2.5% of the electricity mix is generated by coal; not even sure where the coal plants are too. I've seen nothing but nat. gas, solar farms, hydro, wind, two nuclear (1 of the has been decommissioned).Looks like all of Cali is rolling coal too...
Cali Electric Generation:
Coal: 17.4M Mega Watt Hours
Natural Gas: 10M Mega Watt Hours
"Renewables" 4.6 M Mega Watt Hours
Hydro: 1.6M Mega Watt Hours
Nuke: 1.4M Mega Watt Hours
The crazy part is your source fuel is the cheapest you can buy on the market but you pay between 50% to 137% higher than the national average for electric? Who is pocketing all this cash?
California’s net electricity imports were the largest in the country at 70.8 million megawatthours (MWh), or 25% of the state’s total electricity supply.
California utilities partly own and import power from several power plants in Arizona and Utah. In addition, California’s electricity imports include hydroelectric power from the Pacific Northwest, largely across high-voltage transmission lines running from Oregon to the Los Angeles area.
