

| Subject: | Re: The Dreaded Emissions test |
| From: | BenT Syncro |
| Date: | Sun, 12 Jun 2011 05:38:35 -0700 |
And we were doing so well trying to answer Ken's question until now. Please try your best to keep politics out of the discussion. Just a reminder. Ken's question is how to pass Utah emission inspection. Nothing in his posting about California, birth rates, or big business. BenT Mod On Sun, Jun 12, 2011 at 5:17 AM, Don Hanson <dhanson928@gmail.com> wrote: > Thank you, good explaination. > > I often question the intelligence of our government's attempts to fix or > modulate some of the problems that we have. The way the US and the various > states have legi$lated in regards to motor vehicles is particularly hard to > believe, at times. > > I will say that California HAS reduced their smog problem since I lived > there full time many years ago. They just seem to go about it thinking > mainly about what the big business interests say they will accept. With all > the money that gets spent on smog legislation and enforcement and 'band-aid' > fixes like Cat converters and EGRs, a more Euro approach might have been a > whole lot more sensible... > > A decent public transport system, nation-wide. Then, when we run out of > petroleum, we would have an already existing way to get to work or go visit > Grandma. Small effective cars like are sold in the rest of the world..that > would help too. And perhaps a little birth control...too many people is > really the cause of all our problems, but no one dares mention that. > > It's a fact that the average speed of each automobile on the LA freeway > system is just 18mph...Millions of individual autos, day after day, going > back and forth at ~18mph, idling in Grid Lock...That makes no > sense....except to the oil lobby, I guess. > > Don Hanson > > >
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