Like any other fossil-fuelled car, a self-charging hybrid's official fuel consumption is simply the number of miles it can eke from a gallon of petrol while being tested on the EPA's cycles that mimic driving on city routes and faster roads.Related items Cars: The road aheadSep 4th 2008 The drive for low emissionsMay 31st 2007Not so the hybrid's plug-in siblings.
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She was also generous on the road, dispensing items in her wardrobe to anyone who admired them.
In the Jack Wills store on London's King's Road, every item seemed for the young, and the sales help, boys and girls I would call them, were all young and bright as candy.
Donald T. DiFrancesco, the acting governor of New Jersey, should move quickly on the State Senate Judiciary Committee's urging to ban all consent searches on New Jersey roads (Metro Briefing item, June 12).
Intimate details Buts among the bens The boy stood on the burning bridge Reprints Related items Road pricing: Traffic decongestantFeb 13th 2003 Politics and congestion: FumingFeb 13th 2003 London's roads: The war against the carMay 30th 2002 Road pricing: Brave KenJul 27th 2000Some transport economists believe that congestion is bound to get worse because voters will never accept rationing.
Up to a point Reprints Related items Road safety: Knocked downNov 2nd 2006 Buses: The wheels on the busSep 28th 2006That this and more new capacity is necessary seems obvious, at least to Londoners.
Intimate details Buts among the bens The boy stood on the burning bridge Reprints Related items Road pricing: Traffic decongestantFeb 13th 2003 Congestion charging: Ken Livingstone's gambleFeb 13th 2003The minister for transport, John Spellar, has never hidden his dislike of congestion charging.
Manners maketh the man Big is beautiful Policy paralysis The smart money The Lib Dems reach a fork in the road Reprints Related items Political activism: Party timeSep 22nd 2005The role Mr Kennedy likes to play is of a consensus-builder, a non-executive chairman rather than a hard-charging chief executive.
