Put the high pressure hydrolyzer in a car with electricity coming from an overhead line, embedded in a roof deck that powers the car while "in network" The network also provides central computer control. The hydrogen is used when outside of the network - which would exist in urban, and possibly suburban or exurban, areas as well as on interstate and major highways. It would also be fed from home electric (solar, wind, central power, whatever). This means getting rid of carbon in non-urban areas (like most of Iowa). Roof decks would have solar and grass and streams (to maximize solar), just because we can - or they can simply be grass covered.
Home electricity and internet would also come through roof deck system (or walls of roadway). On daily commute, car would stay in system in urban areas and drive you to transit and drive itself home - to return to pick you up from transit later. Nuclear power (made from recycled waste) would mostly power the system.
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