Eh, it will still affect you somewhat, just less directly.

You can still go to the grocery store just fine … but the truck that brought deliveries to the grocery store so you could buy them ran on diesel, as did the truck that delivered the food from the packing plant to the distribution center. As did the truck that delivered the food from the farm to the packing plant. As did all the tractors and other heavy equipment used on that farm. And if they all have to pay more for fuel, your groceries are going to get more expensive. If shortages get so bad that they can’t even get fuel, then you might be seeing a lot of empty shelves at the grocery store.

It’s nice to have personal independence from fossil fuels, but it’s an unfortunate fact that our society and economy as a whole are still very dependent upon fossil fuels.

and then they should be saying, can we get electric trucks so we can avoid this? and the answer is:

The result is a growing array of models available today, from last-mile city trucks to powerful heavy-duty prime movers.

…com.au/…/electric-truck-guide-whats-available-in…

Volvo receives order for 30 electric trucks in Australia and announces production start of electric trucks

volvotrucks.com/…/volvo-receives-order-for-30-ele…

looks like a yes to me