Air Quality
San Bernardino and Riverside counties are home to the Inland Empire Clean
Fuels Corridor, which provides liquefied natural gas (LNG), compressed
natural gas (CNG) and electric vehicle charging stations. TMEE funds have
been used to support development of this "corridor," which actually
has expanded to include fueling sites adjacent to nearly every major freeway
including Interstate 10, Interstate 15, Interstate 25, and State Route
60.
Commuters who live or work in this two-county area can take advantage of these sites that offer one or more alternative fuel options and are open to the public. Visit www.cleancarmaps.com for a detailed list of southern California alternative fueling stations.
In California, gasoline and diesel prices rose 44% between December 2003 and May 2004. Click on the Flex Your Power logo and learn what residents, businesses and local governments can do now to lower gasoline consumption and reduce fuel costs.
In addition to alternative fuels, SANBAG is involved in other transportation and commuter programs, which promote clean air in the region.
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