CNET News Daily Podcast: Checking in with the Hydrogen Road Tour
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A caravan of 11 vehicles kicked off the Hydrogen Road Tour in Portland, Maine, on Monday to educate U.S. consumers and policy makers about hydrogen and fuel-cell vehicles. Reporter Martin LaMonica checks in to explain how hydrogen-powered cars work and what organizers hope will come of the cross-country tour.
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