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Not every journey is possible with public transport. People will still need to lug equipment about in the electric future.
Oh no, not equipment. Surely nobody has ever moved equipment on a train.
But how do you transport equipment from the train station to the location equipment needs to arrive at?
Depends on how much equipment you're talking about. The vast majority of tradespeople could have a rolling toolkit on a pushcart. For everything bigger there's likely to still be commercial road freight.