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Transportation & Travel

Bike to Work Houston

 Friday, April 13th is the first of three Bike to Work days in Houston. Houston is so big we have three Bike to Work Day events: Bike to Work in the Energy Corridor on Thursday, May 17th and Bike to Work to the Texas Medical Center on Friday, May 18th!

Driving Your Partner Away

Couples in which at least one partner had a 45-minute commute were 40 percent more likely to separate than the average couple, according to a recent study by a researcher in Sweden

Biker? Have your say!

First-Ever Bike Parking Ordinances for Houston

By Aaron Chang

Houston's Premier Electric Vehicle Event

The Evolution of Vehicles: Electric Vehicles and Houston
 

EPA Releases the 2010 Fuel Economy Trends Report

Carbon dioxide decreases as fuel economy increases

EPA Proposes Guidance for Underground Storage Tanks

WASHINGTON - As part of its commitment to help ensure that biofuels, such as ethanol and biodiesel, are safely stored in underground storage tanks (USTs), the U.S.

Houston Electric Cars Co has Sold More All-electric Cars than Nissan and GM Combined

Did you realize, Houston Electric Cars Co has sold more all-electric cars than Nissan and GM combined?   (well ok, GM leased a few more in the 1990s).

We are pleased to have and be able to sell you more full speed highway-legal electric cars now, while still keeping the prices low.   

The Green Initiative

Just in from GoREVGo, Houston's first and only Eco-Shuttle.

High Speed Electric Cars

Hello E-Car fans, greetings from Houston's only all-electric car dealer:
 

Rev EcoShuttle needs your help!

Just in from Erik, owner of Rev EcoShuttle

Currently, REV Eco-Shuttle Houston's only all-electric Jitney does not have the ability to grow.  City council recently passed an ordinance that prevents REV from applying for more permits to operate more vehicles.  This was a change that we did not want and asked council repeatedly not to pass. 

The city now plans to create a "Green" ordinance by mid-September that should allow REV to grow.  However, after 2 meetings with the city of Houston's Administration and Regulatory Affairs (ARA) department, REV has been presented with absolutely NOTHING in writing regarding electric vehicles in the "Green" ordinance. 

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