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Transportation Part 4 We will start out with quite a shocking quote and go from there: “LOGAN — In another step to advance the research of sustainable electrified vehicles, Utah
Make sure you read Part 1 here and Part 2 here. They each stand on their own but if you want to have the foundation to understand this article those
This will be a series because Utah has made a lot of interesting choices in transportation. As per usual- this is just for entertainment purposes. Part 1 can be found
What comes to mind when someone mentions the Olympics? Images of elite athletes competing in such events as swimming, track and field, figure skating, or gymnastics, can flood
We Don’t Believe in Kings Here- You’re Fired! As many of you know, because we have often said it, we didn’t go looking for the United Nations. It found us!
Quoting John Hich, editor of Fleet Maintenance magazine – “There’s a lot to like about the commercial vehicle industry switching to EVs, but some serious obstacles need to be addressed
The history of the automobile dates back to 1769 when Nicolas-Joseph Cugnot of France built a steam-powered vehicle, similar to a tricycle. The vehicle could carry four people and run
If you have read some of our more recent articles, you are aware that Utah, specifically former governor Mike Leavitt and all that have followed, helped push some very bad
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