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Older cars without pollution control are dangerous in dense areas of Florida

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Victor Schneider, Ph. D.

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Jul 30, 2002, 5:16:00 AM7/30/02
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I don't know where meteorologists do their air pollution readings, but
at ground level, which is where most people live around here, I think
air pollution from old cars has become extremely serious, and is under-
reported.

I just don't understand how the state of Florida can stop car inspections
and not require at least the most minimal of pollution control devices
on older cars. I can remember going to California with an older car,
and having it retro-fitted with a device for retarding the ignition at
higher speeds. I'll bet that most of the older vehicles in Florida
don't even have that kind of rudimentary pollution-control device. And,
in large metropolitan areas like Miami and Tampa, you can bet that there
are people having pollution symptoms from these cars.

Orval Fairbairn

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Aug 22, 2002, 2:00:56 PM8/22/02
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In article <kPs19.10751$cm.4...@bin3.nnrp.aus1.giganews.com>,

The simple act of keeping them tuned up would eliminate the most
egregious pollution. Besides, the older cars are becoming a rare sight
on the roads today. Just let nature take its course!

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