On the recordSeptember 4, 2003
It is precisely because those single-passenger and dual-passenger vehicles to which the chairman refers do not meet the environmental guidelines of the National Park Service that the Transit Administration and others have developed these multipassenger vehicles which do emit less pollution per passenger, per recreation enthusiast. So, in fact, they would be a substitute. With regard to the point that this would be used in Yellowstone Park, yes, indeed they would. In fact, all mass transit is used somewhere, where people are, where people want to travel, and that is an appropriate use of, I think, the Transit funds. But with the chairman's assurance that we can continue this discussion, I would be pleased to withdraw my amendment at this time.
Said by
Steven Holt
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