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I work with a guy who was involved in a near miss incident with these cannisters. They are not risk free, although you could argue that the accidents are rare a
by JimTheMan 5y ago
I work with a guy who was involved in a near miss incident with these cannisters. They are not risk free, although you could argue that the accidents are rare and potentially worth the risk?
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https://www.ctif.org/news/cause-stockholm-cng-bus-explosion-has-now-been-determined https://www.ctif.org/news/cause-stockholm-cng-bus-explosion-...
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- hydrogtehd 5y ago“ although you could argue that the accidents are rare and potentially worth the risk?” I agree. I don’t know if they’re technologically feasible at the price point necessary to put them in a few billion cars. But this “safety” obsession has gotten old.