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No sticker. That would put on the right of this picture, not the left.

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in your hood those cars are so rare it puts you in that stratus? unbelievable.

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I like the look of the BMW. I've known a couple of people who got the electric Fiat, mainly because they are basically giving them away down here, but I'm guessing that might be too small for you? I've heard good things about the Leaf. No knowledge of the VW at all.

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The Fiat is super cute but my kids have outgrown its (notional) back seat.

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Buy a used, tiny electric solely for commuting and a real car for your kids.

BTW, why at this point do states let hybrids and electrics into HOV lanes? Shouldn't the real concern at this point be congestion rather than emissions?

Uks
 

I am probably late to the party but Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt is just outstanding. Watching it for the second time and it's just as funny.

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So in my head this lead to, "where did he live that he could walk in less time than it takes to bike?"

Then I realized your baseline was in a car. Carry on.

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Why is congestion a concern separate from emissions? That is, if congestion came without emissions, I don't see the policy problem as it imposes a time cost that creates a positive incentive toward density, which should be the goal.

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I don't speak for Hank, but I read his post as saying something like "given where you live, shouldn't there be more cars in that HOV/green lane on the left?"

Otherwise I have nothing to add on this issue. I do, however, have plenty of thoughts regarding how awesome Sutton Foster is in "Younger" - a new (ish) show on TV Land that one of my wife's friends encouraged her to watch.

I had some skepticism because Darren Star is the creator or executive producer or something, and later SATC episodes and the second movie were, um, Not Pleasing to me. But the show is well-done and funny without being stupid despite the fairly unbelievable premise (Sutton's character, a suburban divorced mom with a college aged daughter, pretends to be 26 to get a job in publishing).

Carry on.

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I just looked at the list of qualifying cars. So California drops a qualifying car once a certain number hit the road? And they're thus discriminating against qualifying American cars? For shame.

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Vespas. Everyone in SFSV ought to get Vespas.

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The HOV policy was originally designed to promote carpooling. It was then expanded to included low-emission vehicles to promote their adoption. But adoption of LEV/ZEV doesn't really need independent encouragement at this point.

If I understand your question, which I don't quite, on emissions there are potentially 3 LEV/ZEV cars in the HOV lanes for each car they could otherwise take off the road (if those drivers carpooled under HOV-3 rules). That could lead to a net increase in emissions (whether tailpipe or powerplant)

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Yes. The terrorists win again. Sigh.

I was hoping the judge would sentence him and Belicheat to life in Pelican Bay.