College
College of Science
Department
Mathematics and Statistics Department
Faculty Mentor
Patrick Singleton
Abstract
Compared to gas cars, EVs are cheaper to fuel and maintain, and they don’t pollute Utah’s air. But they aren’t used on a scale big enough to make a difference. We asked gig drivers (people who work for Uber, Grubhub, etc.) why EVs aren’t catching on, since they spend 30+ hour driving per week. Addressing their problems will enable increased EV use, making travel cheaper and cleaner.
Document Type
Poster
Publication Date
2-20-2025
Recommended Citation
Bouck, William, "Gig Drivers Need Access to Affordable Electric Vehicles (EVs) and Accessible, Fast Chargers" (2025). Research on Capitol Hill. Paper 196.
https://digitalcommons.usu.edu/roch/196