'Smart' car become new city services vehicle

Dakota Bylaw Services is test driving a new Chrysler Smart Car. The environmentally friendly car is part of the City of Dakota's attempt to cut greenhouse gas emissions. The Smart Car costs 15-thousand dollars and is expected to use almost one-thousand dollars a year less in diesel fuel. City officials will test drive the car through the winter and decide whether to purchase more. Mayor Darren Crumple says the city is also looking at purchasing hybrid buses for inter-city bus travel