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Brooklands said:
If there were hydrogen stations around, I would consider a fuel cell vehicle.
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And infrastructure is always an issue. When I was in the military reserves (early 80's) almost all their gas vehicles were dual fuel gas/CNG. Canada is the world's 4th largest supplier of natural Gas yet it is almost impossible to find for vehicular use. Don't want to make this political but, I believe the fact that we don't have a nation CNG network is a failure of imagination and integrity of 50 years of politicians of every political stripe in this country.
 
JPSmit said:
And infrastructure is always an issue. When I was in the military reserves (early 80's) almost all their gas vehicles were dual fuel gas/CNG. Canada is the world's 4th largest supplier of natural Gas yet it is almost impossible to find for vehicular use. Don't want to make this political but, I believe the fact that we don't have a nation CNG network is a failure of imagination and integrity of 50 years of politicians of every political stripe in this country.
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We have one Natural Gas Station here in Tahlequah, 18 miles from us. I've never seen a civilian vehicle in there fueling up, only a few utility company vehicles. I've never seen any city vehicles in there. :unsure:
 
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