How can a Transportation Challenge for fuel efficient Conversant Cars help with the United States balance of trade, oil dependency, prevent global warming, and improve education?

A. Fuel efficiency is better, and air pollution less, at 70 mph than in stop and go. B.

Drivers comfortable with conversant technology will be able to relax in very small vehicles. C. Making the faster lanes available on a passenger-mile per gallon basis, instead of just on the number of passengers is a better incentive to fuel efficiency than standards or even higher fuel prices.

People want to get there faster. D. Less gas needed means less gas imported.

Less gas imported means a better balance of trade. As a side benefit, oil exporting countries will have less money that can trickle into terrorist hands. E.

A good elected leader knows, there is only so much tax money to go around. Spend less on transportation and there will be more available for education (or defense, or health care, or whatever). F.

With conversant technology people don't have to spend as much on repairing cars or buying funerals. People and goods arent wasting time in traffic jams. People will have more money to ... more.

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