To: NCLaw441
Back in the 1980s Lada marketed a line of “dual fuel” vehicles in Canada- you could switch between gasoline and propane by throwing a lever. It was a good idea here because most urban gas stations sell propane (most taxis in Toronto run on propane) while in rural areas propane was hard to find.
43 posted on
04/09/2012 8:42:18 AM PDT by
Squawk 8888
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To: Squawk 8888
...while in rural areas propane was hard to find. Not so here. I live rural in WV and unless you have "free gas" due to a well on your property, everyone has a propane tank in their yard. There are no gas mains out here.
49 posted on
04/09/2012 8:50:07 AM PDT by
Roccus
To: Squawk 8888
First I heard of that. Propane tank exchanges are ubiquitous around here because outdoor barbecuing is so popular. I know of at least eight places within a five mile radius, four of those at gas stations. You can either buy an entirely new propane tank, or pay a lot less to get a full one by turning in your empty.
How did the Canadians collect road taxes on such propane sales?
54 posted on
04/09/2012 8:54:23 AM PDT by
Vigilanteman
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