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Exploratorium: Directions & Map
Exploratorium, including alternate routes for buses 11'3" and taller.) From the North Bay: Cross the ... more information, call Muni at (415) 673-6864 or check the Transit Info Web site. If you're taking BART, get off ... all downtown-bound Golden Gate Transit buses stop nearby the Exploratorium. Ask your driver for directions or call Golden Gate Transit Information at (415) 332 ...
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Diesel Retrofits - Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
Information about diesel exhaust and your health is available in the following fact sheet: ... electric buses in service from 2003 Cleaner Diesel Fuel Use Metropolitan Council — bought 3.7 million gallons of ultra low sulfur diesel fuel to power about half of the transit buses Voyageur ...
www.pca.state.mn.us

PWA - Philip Williams and Associates >> Contact Us:: Addresses, Directions, Phone Numbers
Portsmouth Square (entrance on Kearny Street: a one-way street heading North) BY PUBLIC TRANSIT: BART: Exit at either Montgomery Street, or Embarcadero Stations. From Embarcadero Station: Proceed uphill ... Street. Turn left on California Street and then turn right on Kearny. Golden Gate Transit Buses: Exit near Sacramento / California Street on Battery Street; proceed uphill on, then right on ...
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Coalition for Clean Air - About Us - Background
Persuaded the California governor to spend $50 million on cleaner school buses, the South Coast Air Quality Management District to require other local agencies to purchase clean vehicles, and both the Los Angeles Unified School District and Metropolitan Transit ...
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CARB rules school buses
CARB voted to approve rules for clean public transit buses in the South Coast. This state-level support for clean, alternative fuel public buses will help keep our local AQMD rule safer ... resolution shows clear state support for clean, alternative fuel school buses, public buses and trash trucks. The state has decided to require public buses to run on clean, alternative fuels, like natural gas ...
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Why Should We Care About the Vehicles We Buy and Drive?
Air Resources Board, local air districts, federal government, transit agencies, utilities, and other public and private entities. More than 61,000 cars, transit buses, and trucks currently operate on natural gas and LPG ...
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Alternative Fuel Vehicles
Air Resources Board, local air districts, federal government, transit agencies, utilities, and other public and private entities. More than 61,000 cars, transit buses, and trucks currently operate on natural gas and LPG ...
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EcoSpeakers.com: Speakers on efficient cars, alternative fuels, transit, biking, walking
CNG vehicles, biofuels including ethanol, cellulostic ethanol, and biodiesel, commuter and mass transit including buses, trains, ferries, and trolleys, commute alternatives including ridesharing, carsharing, carpooling, ... to the automobile, alternative vehicle fuels and vehicle technologies, history of transit, and environmental impacts of transportation systems. More >> Car Choices. The ...
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Get On The Bus: Curitiba, Brazil Rolls Out a Transit Solution | COA News
Mass transit would be prioritized over individual transit. Buses would dominate the public transportation system and would concentrate on serving the ... reduce the buses' greenhouse gas emissions by as much as 25 percent. In the US, many transit agencies are making similar moves, launching pilot projects to run their buses on alternative ...
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EcoSpeakers Books - Efficient Cars, Alternative Fuels, Transit, Biking, Walking
Efficient Cars, Alternative Fuels, Transit, Biking, Walking Environment, Sustainability & Green Lifestyle Bookstore Books By Topic | Books By Author/Speaker ... , and CNG vehicles, biofuels including ethanol, cellulostic ethanol, and biodiesel, commuter and mass transit including buses, trains, ferries, and trolleys, commute alternatives including ridesharing, carsharing, carpooling, and vanpooling, ...
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