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Alternative fuel and advanced technology vehicles are becoming more readily available to consumers and fleets. They can run on biodiesel, ethanol, natural gas, propane, and hydrogen. In addition, hybrid, plug-in hybrid, battery, and fuel cell electric vehicles are becoming more widely used. To enable the transition to alternative fuels, technologies must be refined so that vehicles can achieve optimum performance and emissions characteristics. Automotive technicians and those who teach automotive technology courses must know how to service and maintain these vehicles. New infrastructure must be developed and supported. First responders must become aware of the differences between these next generation vehicles and their conventional counterparts in order to keep themselves, drivers, and passengers safe on the scene of a vehicle accident.
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