EPA to cut gasoline evaporation 70 percent in 1978 models
The EPA announced a new standard to cut hydrocarbon evaporative emissions from gasoline by 70 percent in autos and light trucks beginning with 1978 models. IS this a typo? The rule aims to reduce smog formed by vapors escaping from gas tanks and carburetors when engines are off, with costs and packaging changes minimal.
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Mass transit study says auto density limits transit gains
The Regional Plan Association reports a 165000 study on urban transit showing Dial a Bus and automated light rail offer little promise for widespread use. The plan urges concentrating jobs downtown and boosting residential density near transit stops to cut auto travel, with only modest gains from increased ridership.
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