adric22
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I just got the renewal form in the mail for my Texas tags. They list the fuel type as gasoline. I wonder if that is a mistake, or if their computer simply doesn't yet have an option for electric in the database.
adric22 said:I just got the renewal form in the mail for my Texas tags. They list the fuel type as gasoline. I wonder if that is a mistake, or if their computer simply doesn't yet have an option for electric in the database.
LOL where do they stick the probe in? :lol:mark13 said:Hmm is it asking you take the car in for a emmision test next..
coqui said:LOL where do they stick the probe in? :lol:mark13 said:Hmm is it asking you take the car in for a emmision test next..
Top environmental officials under Perry have gutted a recent report on sea level rise in Galveston Bay, removing all mentions of climate change
amtoro said:Back in 2007, when I had finished converting a 1994 Saturn to electric drive, I went to the tag office to register it. The attendant was incredibly confused and kept asking about the emissions certificate even after showing her the ZEV certificate issued by the dept. of natural resources.
I'm not making this up... :roll:
I was sort of kicked out of the NTEAA about a year ago over differences of opinion.Stanton said:There is the North Texas Electric Auto Assoc (http://www.nteaa.org/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false here in DFW, but I haven't heard this discussed at any meetings yet. The fact is, I don't view Texas as "EV friendly", so I'm wondering if something proactive needs to be done regarding vehicle inspections.
Stanton said:Where did you get this "ZEV" certificate and what does it look like? Are you even in Texas?
Could be somewhere else. We do actually wear shoes and eat with utensils here.garygid said:As I vaguely recall, somebody had difficulty registering an
all-electric motorcycle ih Texas.
Or, was that somewhere else?
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