Propane Alternative-Fuel Road Show Comes to California

SACRAMENTO, CA – From Apr. 16-18, the Propane Alternative-Fuel Road Show is allowing attendees to drive the next generation propane vehicle technology.

by Staff

April 9, 2008

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SACRAMENTO, CA – From Apr. 16-18, the Propane Alternative-Fuel Road Show is allowing attendees to drive the next generation propane vehicle technology. Attendees can test drive and experience new propane engine fuel technologies that meet or exceed state and federal emissions standards in the propane-powered Roush F-150 pick-up truck, Blue Bird VISION school bus, and the GM 8.1L medium-duty truck. In addition to the public events scheduled, these vehicles will caravan from Sacramento to
Los Angeles, covering more than 400 miles in three days.

Sacramento
A-Z Bus Company
3418 52nd Avenue,
Sacramento, CA 95823
April 16, 9 am-noon

Fresno
Ransome- Mfg.
3495 S. Maple Avenue
Fresno, CA 93725
April 17, 9 am-Noon

Los Angeles
South Coast AQMD
21865 Copley Drive
Diamond Bar, CA 91765
April 18, 9 am-Noon

Presenters include:

Propane Education & Research Council (PERC)
U.S. Department of Energy's Clean Cities (U.S. DOECC)
Clean Fuel USA
Western Propane Gas Association
State and Local Air Quality Regulators
Roush Industries
Blue Bird Corporation
General Motors

For more information, go to www.propanefreedom.com.

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