Yeah, I mean, in terms of operating, you know, we've reduced headcount. You know, obviously, we're taking a look across, you know, consulting, travel we've reduced. You can, you know, pretty much any category you can find. We just renewed our D&O insurance and got a lower cost on that and then, you know, have really scrubbed any CapEx projects that we're doing this year and only doing the things that were, you know, most critical for the business. And then we'll keep looking at those. as we go, you know, each month to see if there are other things that we should, you know, cut further.

May 17, 2023 / receipt, needs a key / David, CFO | earnings call 2023-05-17 | transcript 4d13bd47-2bd2-44fc-a998-fa2c090f6856 | chars 32463-33055 | segment 32

Yeah, obviously multiple ones. And we've been running Proterra batteries now for a year and five months on the road, in other words, and validating and testing them for a year before that. So we have a lot of experience at this point with the Proterra batteries. The biggest thing is, frankly, reliability and consistency, and that's why we standardized on them over a year ago, rather than Romeo, because they were a higher quality battery, more consistent manufacturing. Historically, they have been less expensive as well, so obviously that has been a benefit on the other side. And I think our relationship with Proterra has been deep, and we've found them, from an engineering standpoint, to be a capable engineered product that we work with. So In the end, with batteries, you look at reliability, safety, and cost, and Proterra certainly has consistently won on all three of those by a long shot versus Romeo, and that's why we switched over a year ago.

Mar 13, 2023 / receipt, needs a key / Abhi Sinha, other | earnings call 2023-03-13 | transcript dc49bd05-e8aa-4a54-9fb2-f04e91e64c11 | chars 29945-30905 | segment 30