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Energy source indicator

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A simple coloured symbol on vehicle licence plates indicating the energy source employed (Gasoline/diesel/electric/hydrogen /over-unity device/Mr. Fusion generator).
—8th of 7, Mar 04 2017

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       //Why not // And, at the same time, why?
—MaxwellBuchanan, Mar 04 2017
   

       So those using sticks of dynamite can be given the appropriate distance.
—wjt, Mar 05 2017
   

       A school bus powered by the child passengers pedaling would be classified as corn flake powered in the morning and peanut butter jelly sandwich powered in the afternoon. So a yellow flake and sandwich symbol on the bumper.
—popbottle, Mar 05 2017
   


 

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