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Why Your Car Might Be Towed and What You Need to Know

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Steps to take if your car is towed include verifying where it was taken, collecting the necessary documents like ID and vehicle registration, and paying the associated fines. Keeping your documents accessible in your car is also a good habit in case you’re ever asked to provide proof during a stop.

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Cal/EPA Releases Fuels Guidance Document

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The California Environmental Protection Agency (Cal/EPA) has coordinated the creation of a document that is intended as a starting point for potential fuel users, marketers and producers to better identify the regulations and requirements affecting their fuels. The document includes consideration of : Gasoline w/ E10. Version 1.0

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California ARB posts discussion document for developing Advanced Clean Transit (ACT) regulation

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The California Air Resources Board (ARB) has posted a discussion document. Transit fleets have been instrumental in developing technologies, such as compressed natural gas buses, exhaust after treatment systems, battery electric buses, and fuel cell buses.

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Cyclone Power taps OSU Center for Automotive Research for design and testing services for external combustion engine

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Cyclone will utilize Phoenix Power's waste motor oil combustion chamber / heat exchanger (CCHX) to supply steam to the system during these tests, which will also allow the team to document exhaust emissions from the integrated system.

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SwRI engineers help develop post-refinery diesel treatment that overcomes soot/NOx tradeoff for cleaner burning fuel

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Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) is helping a client develop a simple post-refinery treatment process that reduces exhaust emissions from diesel engines by overcoming the soot/nitrogen oxides (NO x ) reduction trade-off that has plagued engine researchers for decades.

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New Mærsk Triple-E ships worlds largest and most efficient; waste heat recovery and ultra long stroke engines contribute to up to 50% reduction in CO2/container moved

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An advanced waste heat recovery system captures and reuses energy from the engines’ exhaust gas for extra propulsion with less fuel consumption. All the materials used to build the Triple-E class will be documented and mapped in the vessel’s ‘cradle-to-cradle passport’. Propulsion system.

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CRC ACES Phase 2 report finds emissions from modern heavy-duty diesels well below required levels

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ACES is a multi-party five year initiative to test the emissions and health effects of new technology diesel engines to document the improvements that have been made and to ensure that there are no unintended emissions from this new technology. In 2010, EPA’s stringent NO x limit of 0.20 g/hp-hr in 2010.