Will Gas Stations Survive?

In 1888, Bertha Benz made history by taking the first long-distance automobile trip, facing fuel challenges as gas stations didn't exist. She used Ligroin from pharmacies to complete her journey. As cars became popular, dedicated gas stations emerged. Today, electric cars are gaining traction, but only a small percentage of vehicles are electric. The future may see gas stations converting to serve new fuel types, similar to how stables became car dealerships. This transition highlights the evolving nature of transportation and fuel infrastructure.

Who was Bertha Benz and what significant achievement is she known for?

What challenges did Bertha Benz face during her long-distance road trip?

How did the introduction of automobiles affect the availability of fuel sources?

What are some alternative fuel sources mentioned in the text?

What predictions are made about the future of gas stations?