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To: RealMuLan who wrote (32569)	3/14/2003 3:19:37 PM
From: X Y Zebra	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 57110

I am following a few China related companies... (no position yet) some of them are....(auto/motorcycle related) CBA EKC and I thought there was a company developing highways.... but I do not remember its name, nor where I saw it... I just looked at my list and it is not there.... In Re: Pollution.... mountains and air inversions are real killers.... We truly need to develop an alternative to the internal combustion engine.... <particularly in China before the population becomes "hooked" on cars... (as we know them) Coming up... Shanghai Grand Prix... in 2004 news.bbc.co.uk While Moscow waits since cannot meet F-1 super Supremo Bernie Ecclestone's demands

To: RealMuLan who wrote (32569)	3/14/2003 5:04:22 PM
From: X Y Zebra	Respond to of 57110

From the site you provided.... Investment in the future China's city streets, today, are pretty well jammed, packed with every mode of transport imaginable. But billions of dollars are being invested in developing highways to link up this huge country's regions - allowing inter-province trade to flow easier and encouraging domestic tourism. In the past 12 years, China's road network has doubled to 1.7 million kilometres. The current boom in private car ownership is only the beginning. As incomes grow and bank finance catches on, China is set for an explosion in auto ownership that will dwarf anything the global industry has ever seen.