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Casual – The guy that acts like a wise neutral observer, yet as passive as he is, even he can’t hide his Ford bias,

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JCB’s clean diesel programme has achieved 43% lower carbon emissions from its machines over the past seven years. It has mainly achieved this by improving fuel efficiency, with a resulting reduction in diesel consumption of 2.5 billion litres over that period. In February, Toyota announced that the new powertrains to be used in its two-litre engine vehicles would reduce carbon emissions by 18%. It plans to use the same powertrains in 80% of its models within five years.

But really, the problem is that few normal motorists (read: not enthusiasts) can put down their mobile device and drive anymore. You really notice how bad it is when you ride mass transit and actually can look into other vehicles. Everyone has their device in their lap, no one is paying attention.

A fuel cell comprises an anode, a cathode and an electrolyte membrane and functions by hydrogen being passed through the anode and oxygen through the cathode. Hydrogen molecules are split at the anode into electrons and protons, with the protons passing through the electrolyte membrane and electrons being forced through a circuit, generating a current and excess heat. Protons, electrons and oxygen combine at the cathode to produce water molecules. The technology allows hydrogen to be directly converted to power with zero emissions.

Seems there is some confusion interpreting Scarecrow’s post. He’s saying that when technology benefits extend to other people beyond the purchaser, the government may need to apply pressure, since the purchaser isn’t as willing to spend money for the benefit of other people. This is in contrast to seatbelts and airbags, which are for the benefit of the purchaser; in that case the government doesn’t need to prod the purchaser — it’s a personal expense for personal benefit that the individual can weight for himself or herself.

As per all statistics occupants of vehicles with modern safety features are less likely to die in a collision.

Of course, it’s worth mentioning that many Colorados have been through hard core off-roading without blowing their side curtain airbags, and that the incidents mentioned here likely only represent a tiny fraction of trucks on the road.

In addition to the major items, it’s the little basic maintenance services that give me high hopes for this XJ. The previous owner took this Jeep in and got its 12,000 mile service done in late 1991.

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Just a quick Google search brings up other Chevy Colorado off-road airbag deployment stories. A user going by the name Airmon on the messaging board Coloradofans.com says he was driving his ZR2 diesel on some dunes, when the bags popped off, writing:

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