Good letter.

- Mark

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> On Jul 19, 2019, at 10:14 AM, Robert Bruninga via EV <[email protected]> 
> wrote:
> 
> There was an editorial in the Baltimore sun written by the “Gasoline
> Distributors Association” condemning subsidies for EV’s.   Three days
> later, they published my response:
> 
> 
> 
> *From:* Robert Bruninga
> *Subject:* Stop subsidizing gasoline and polution
> 
> 
> 
> In the piece to stop subsidizing electric vehicles(EVs) (15 July
> Balto-Sun), the Petroleum Distributors Association fails to mention the 26
> Billion dollars in subsidies that the fossil fuel industry receives every
> year.  They are being paid to continue the status quo, further polluting
> our air without penalty.  Gas cars get a free ride on the environment while
> EV's protect the environment and get a free ride on the roads.
> 
> Be fair. The equitable way to fund our roads and clean air is to add a road
> tax on EV's but equally, to add an equal pollution tax on gas cars to cover
> the heavy cost that their continued operation is making on our environment
> (Maryland's toxic air was worst of all 50 states).  Mark the fall of 2018
> as the turning point as sales of fossil fuel vehicles began to decline
> while sales of EV' are still growing exponentially.
> 
> With over 45 modern EV's on the market in 2019, half now have ranges over
> 350 miles* and more than half now cost less (with incentives) than the
> average gas car.** With every vehicle manufacturer now committed to over
> 200 models just in the next 6 years it is time to move forward.  With good
> range and low cost, EV's are now better, faster, cleaner, safer, quieter,
> cheaper to buy, half the cost to operate and 10% of the cost to maintain.
> There is a good EV or plug-in hybrid for almost every car need.
> 
> Before you buy another gas car, which will still be on the road in 2035,
> long past the turning point in our ever worsening air quality, at least
> look into an EV.  Plugin every night and have full range every morning and
> never have to go find a stinky gas station again.
> 
> Bob Bruninga, PE
> 
> IEEE Committee on Transportation and Aerospace Policy
> 
> Author:  http://aprs.org/Energy-Choices.html
> 
> [email protected]
> 
> *http://aprs.org/Energy/EV/EV-ranges-color-b.pdf
> **http://aprs.org/Energy/EV/EV-costs-color-c.pdf
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