Erik Reuter wrote:
> So, how far do you have to drive to fill up the tank with
> natural gas, compared to the nearest gasoline station?
and Matt Grimaldi responded;
Well they're not on every other corner like gasoline stations, but
there's about 50 or so refueling stations in the LA/Orange County
area, so it's not that terrible an inconvenience.
....
Normally this is not a problem, as there are several refilling
stations ... I just have to be aware of the fuel situation and
whether there are any stations where I'm going.
This suggests that you do not have the option of running on regular
gasoline? Is this the case?
Back in the 1960s, while hitch-hiking in Italy, I got a ride with a
salesman whose car ran on either gas or gasoline. He showed off the
switch on his dashboard that he flicked to change from one to the
other. Also, he showed me that the tank for gas took up some, but
less than half, the space in his trunk. He liked the dual system
because he could purchase gas more cheaply than gasoline, but could
not buy it everywhere.
How much more would you have had to pay to acquire a similar dual system?
If your vehicle runs on either type of fuel, can you still get a
sticker to drive in the restricted lanes?
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