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Idle time: US drivers waste $21 billion per year while going nowhere - Vimarsana News

Idle time: US drivers waste $21 billion per year while going nowhere

Waiting for your idling vehicle to "warm up" is economically and environmentally costly, as well as counterproductive. U.S. passenger and commercial vehicles waste about 6 million gallons of fuel per

Idle time: US drivers waste $21 billion per year while going nowhere - Vimarsana News

Idle time: US drivers waste $21 billion per year while going nowhere

Waiting for your idling vehicle to "warm up" is economically and environmentally costly, as well as counterproductive. U.S. passenger and commercial vehicles waste about 6 million gallons of fuel per

Need to recharge? Access to charging stations is critical to get more electric cars on the road - Vimarsana News

Need to recharge? Access to charging stations is critical to get more electric cars on the road

While state and federal leaders have adopted ambitious goals for electric vehicle use, North Carolina drivers will be less likely to plug in without assurances they'll have adequate access to

Argonne National Laboratory analyst Marcy Rood named Clean Fuels Champion - Vimarsana News

Argonne National Laboratory analyst Marcy Rood named Clean Fuels Champion

Long-time clean-vehicle advocate Marcy Rood, an environmental transportation analyst with Argonne National Laboratory, has been named 2021 Clean Fuels Champion by Chicago Area Clean Cities

Oregon Joins Other Western States With Electric Truck Rules - Vimarsana News

Oregon Joins Other Western States With Electric Truck Rules

A new clean trucking rule to require the sale of medium and heavy-duty zero-emission trucks in Oregon serves as one more piece of state public policy to nudge the trucking industry more securely toward an electric future.