Starting in 2009, cars sold or registered in New York State must cut carbon dioxide emissions. That's Republican Gov. George Pataki for you willing to take a stand against the Bush Administration over steps to cut greenhouse gases. In addition, Pataki is considering a run for president. So in May proposed the regulation to cut... Continue Reading →
Electric Scooters: Love At First Spin by Kathryn Whittaker With gasoline prices skyrocketing people start driving electric scooters. They find more and more reasons to like them. With gasoline price raising day by day. I mean the popularity of playful, fuel-efficient electric scooters has soared. As people start driving electric scooters, they find more and... Continue Reading →
The rising price of gasoline is causing a seismic shift in the way Americans are getting around. With prices now reaching an average of $2.90 a gallon, more and more people are turning to scooters as a cheaper alternative to vehicles. Scooters sales are soaring in the US, and Scooterworks USA, a leading scooter retailer,... Continue Reading →
This is an old website, from Sempra Energy utilities but it really hits the head on the nail for accuracy about electric vehicles. Electric motors have very few moving parts and don’t need fluids such as engine oil, anti-freeze or transmission fluid, so they require relatively little maintenance and are far less likely to leak. While we know that electric vehicles emit no emissions from the tailpipe. Since the emissions are generated (if at all) at the power plants, then we can even further improve our health, reduce pollution and our reliance and imported oils.
Let's really talk bike city stations. For Seattle-based firm Place Architecture has come up with a concept for venues called Bike stations that could change the way we think about our commutes. I mean maybe even getting around in general. Already popular in Europe and Japan, bike stations are facilities where people can park their... Continue Reading →
