Street Smart San Diego

Street Smart San Diego Smashing Success

An estimated 600 San Diegans packed into CCSE’s Street Smart to get a glimpse at green vehicles, test drive electric bikes and scooters and learn about alternative transportation options on Sunday, June 7.

A fun-packed family day, Street Smart attendees vied for a chance to speak with author and filmmaker Josh Tickell about his new documentary “Fuel,” a film about America’s dependence on fossil fuels, while others walked around the expo checking out factory model hybrids, electric conversion cars and neighborhood electric vehicles. Visitors also toured exhibits in the Energy Resource Center, which featured a display of books and DVDs on transportation that are available for loan to local residents, businesses and schools. Special thanks go to the major sponsors of Street Smart: Union Bank of California, Enterprise Rideshare, Sanyo, Mossy Toyota, and San Diego Regional Clean Fuels Coalition.

Street Smart attracted tremendous attention from TV news, with extensive coverage by KUSI and stories on KFMB, KGTV, KSWB, XETV and KTLA in Los Angeles. KFMB 760 AM’s Car Talk radio show featuring Gerald Levy and friends did a live remote broadcast from Street Smart that can be downloaded as a podcast.

Street Smart was terrific fun for all. You can check the news, hear the podcast on Car Talk or review the presentations and slideshows about this amazing event.

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Josh Tickell, director of the award-winning documentary “FUEL”. will be a keynote speaker at Street Smart 2009

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Notable & Quotable

"..If we get the right kind of energy, there are endless amounts. I think we should be developing every kind of alternative fuel that is available to us. That includes hydrogen to soybeans, from solar to wind. Whatever we can find that is going to help us clean up the environment we should be working really hard on developing".

  -- Morgan Freeman