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i have never seen a diesel system work. i live by a transit line, it is electric.

but from what i have reaserched diesel might be worth giving a chance.

i have never seen one work and dont want to be closed minded to the idea.

i'm willing to give it the time of day. there is a huge company in antioch/pittsburg that builds these diesel LRV's (light rail vehicles). im thinking i havent ever seen one run...

so with that in mind i found a few facts, like biodiesel wont work with them, diesel is so *pure* supposedly that biodiesel messes up the LRV's engine. (truth)

but it runs so clean supposedly,

the diesel engine was originally invented to run on peanut oil. but diesel was suddenly more plentiful from the crude oil refining. they made diesel and that is the engine im talking about.

they swear hands up and down this thing isn't a truck with smoke. i have never seen that-this type of system i have only seen electric transit systems, or black smoke diesel busses.

i'd like to give the eBART a chance to prove itself.

electricity is generated by coal or natural gas and that is where switching to burning diesel at the source(LRV), might be an atmospherically profitable carbon trade.