With the spring semester ending and summer jobs on the horizon, some students and parents will be looking to buy new and used vehicles. To remind faculty, staff and students to think clean cars, the National Alternative Fuels Training Consortium will be parking four alternative fuel vehicles near the Evansdale Library May 3 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
The NAFTC invites students to check out its Toyota Prius plug-in, Nissan Leaf, and Chevy Volt. For techies and the mechanically minded, there will also be a Toyota Prius with a cutaway body that allows students to see various hybrid components. Using an iPad student can scan QR codes that give information on each part. NAFTC staff will answer questions about advanced technology vehicles.
This event is part of National AFV Day Odyssey, a nationwide celebration created by WVU’s National Alternative Fuels Training Consortium to promote the use of alternative fuel and advanced technology vehicles.
For more information visit: http://nrcce.wvu.edu/news/alternative-fuel-vehicles-coming-evansdale-wednesday-may-3/.
The NAFTC invites students to check out its Toyota Prius plug-in, Nissan Leaf, and Chevy Volt. For techies and the mechanically minded, there will also be a Toyota Prius with a cutaway body that allows students to see various hybrid components. Using an iPad student can scan QR codes that give information on each part. NAFTC staff will answer questions about advanced technology vehicles.
This event is part of National AFV Day Odyssey, a nationwide celebration created by WVU’s National Alternative Fuels Training Consortium to promote the use of alternative fuel and advanced technology vehicles.
For more information visit: http://nrcce.wvu.edu/news/alternative-fuel-vehicles-coming-evansdale-wednesday-may-3/.