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09/05/2012

The September 2012 issue of NFPA's "EV Safety Training News" is now available. In this issue:

Fires in Vehicles (FIVE) 2012 being held September 27-28 in Chicago
America's most fuel efficient car is the 2013 Honda Fit EV
Can I use water to put out an electric vehicle fire?
Chrysler and Dodge Emergency Response Guides now available online

Sign up today to receive our free monthly e-newsletter. It will keep you up to date on the latest information on NFPA’s project to help firefighters and other first responders prepare for the growing number of electric vehicles on the road in the United States.

Posted by Mike Hazell on 09/05/2012 at 02:07 PM in Electric vehicles, Newsletters | Permalink

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