by Andy Grossman | May 29, 2012 | Uncategorized
Innovative technology will always carve the best path forward towards time and cost efficiencies. Those designers that acknowledge the dramatic increase in speed and general obligation placed upon the average individual and succeed in universal reductions of time (no...
by Andy Grossman | May 15, 2012 | Uncategorized
Gas prices are always a hot topic this time of year. The coming out of the summer sun increases our need for mobility to do the activities we yearn for to get in shape, tan, and in the water. And simple economics explain this augmented demand with the higher numbers...
by Andy Grossman | Apr 20, 2012 | Environment
Okay, Okay, I know, the pump just keeps getting heavier and heavier everyday. Even as we drift into the summer season (feels like its been here for months) the prices outside the station seem higher than normal. Take note though, before us is not a time to get...
by Andy Grossman | Apr 13, 2012 | Environment, Green Driving
Last weekend, as I took a leisurely stroll around downtown Portland, Oregon, I came across a sight reserved for eco-maniacs and car nuts alike (luckily for me Earthgarage attracts both). Right in the dead center of the city center were several dozen Smart ED cars...
by Andy Grossman | Mar 26, 2012 | Electric Vehicles, Environment, Government Programs, Green Driving
Anyone familiar with The Simpsons should know the potential dangers of listening to a slick city folk preaching the benefits of light rail lines as a way to better the daily lives of the community. However, I beg you to hear me out on this one as I promise to provide...
