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Subscribe to this threadNo car repairs or painting in Beijing until after Olympics
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2004m3driver @ Apr 17th 2008 6:41PM
Carpool time. Or maybe ride a scooter like most of Vietnam does.
vdk @ Apr 17th 2008 10:31PM
you make it sound like 'Nam is in China
Greg @ Apr 19th 2008 12:57PM
China's in the PERFECT position to START a trend to BUILD all electric cars. Zero Pollution. Charging stations could be set up every mile. They've already built the world's largest hydroelectric power plant that could SUPPLY all the electrical needs for decades to come...
Question is, how far AHEAD do they want to think ? Or does "success" to THEM mean congested, polluted cities and freeways?
They aren't impressing ANYONE presently, who ELSE thinks China is missing opportunites, by creating positive, well thought out EXAMPLES of what a nation should be like ?