As the city continues to push for a more environmentally friendly transportation system, officials are now considering a proposal to replace the iconic Trotter, a beloved public transportation system in the city, with electric vehicles. The idea has sparked debate among residents, with some hailing it as a progressive step towards reducing carbon emissions, while others are concerned about the significant costs associated with such a transition. With an estimated price tag of millions of dollars, the city must weigh the benefits of cleaner transportation against the financial burden on taxpayers. As the city council deliberates on this contentious issue, one question remains: will the cost of going green be too steep for the Trotter's future?
City wants e-cars for the Trotter, but at what cost? Commercial Dispatch
