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RIDES Q: What is the US goal for diesel and gas vehicles?

The Louisville Courier Journal recently reported that Britain will ban the sale of new cars and vans using diesel and gasoline starting in 2040 as part of a sweeping plan to tackle air pollution that experts say is feasible, if ambitious.

The government announcement follows similar moves in France and Norway. I wonder if the United States has such a goal? - Vonnie Kolbenschlag
Thanks for your question, Vonnie! We'll ask our personal car guru, Tom.




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