MotorWeek Highlights: West Virginia CNG Corridor Now Open

Clean Cities Updates Upcoming Clean Cities MotorWeek Segment Episode #3425 Airing February 21, 2015 On PBS and Discovery West Virginia CNG Corridor Now Open  This week's Clean Cities success story takes us to Bridgeport, West Virginia, where a compressed natural gas (CNG) refueling corridor is now online. The I-79 CNG corridor started taking shape two years ago. Today, a dozen companies currently fuel at the Bridgeport station, including a local oil and natural gas company. Produced by Maryland Public Television's MotorWeek program, this segment will air on PBS stations nationwide starting February 21, 2015. For show times in your area, check the MotorWeek and Discovery Channel websites. MotorWeek is also available in high definition on Velocity by Discovery. Recent Additions Blue Ridge Parkway Incorporates Alternative Fuels in its Fleet North Carolina City Expands Alternative Fuel Fleet Watch previous MotorWeek videos on the Alternative Fuels Data Center and subscribe to updates on theClean Cities YouTube channel. Share Your Story If you would like to be considered for a future MotorWeek segment, send a brief description of your coalition's accomplishment to Sandra Loi.