The service industry that caters to the trucking industry will be wiped out, too. Fuel and tires are the only things they would need (maybe neither if EV tech and lifetime tires are a reality) so truck stops/diners/showers/laundromats and all the rest of the goods and services that go with them are no longer needed.
Then think of the community aspect that goes away. No more hats/t-shirts/coffee mugs with a witty (or not) quip about a trucker's life, wife, or whatever. No more trucker community merchandise, period. No more music written about trucking. No more "Official Tire Thumpers" or cab customization merch.
And not to be crude or crass, but there's also an underground sex trade that operates on the back of the trucking industry that will collapse causing people already out of options to be pushed further beyond the brink. I mean, what's left after the local truck stop where you turn tricks for bottom dollar closes down?
One industry, and I doubt I've even scratched the surface.
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