If one car needs to refuel, it seems silly for the entire platoon to stop.

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On the police scanner in the aftermath of the attack, first responders discussed grounding a helicopter because it needed to refuel.

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That would remove a big obstacle to the adoption of electric vehicles in general that it takes so long to refuel them.

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On our maiden voyage, about three hours into the flight, the plane began to slow down and reduce altitude so that it could land in a small airport to refuel.

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It has an inter-continental reach without needing to refuel.

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Carmakers in California are granted 40 emissions credits for each zero-emission vehicle produced this year, provided it can go 100 miles without needing to recharge or refuel and can be recharged or refueled in ten minutes.

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But with a range of approximately 2, 000 miles (3, 200 kilometres) it can loiter over a combat area for some time without needing to refuel.

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Though fear of cuts and overflowing workloads makes employees feel like they can't take time off, all that added stress means it's more important than ever for them to get away and refuel, say career specialists and psychologists.

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Dublin remains officially neutral - but it has angered the anti-war lobby by allowing US military aircraft to refuel on its soil.

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The entire point is that it is a pit stop: a chance for some to rest, others to refuel and no fewer than five teams this year to figure out how they can win the national championship.

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