Use of Hydrogen Fuel Cell Vehicles (HFCV's) in the United States is currently limited by:

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All of the answer choices are correct. HFCV's have a limited range due to the amount of hydrogen they can store and the scarcity of hydrogen fueling stations makes it difficult for drivers to find a place to refuel their vehicle. Additionally, HFCV engines are currently less efficient than gasoline engines, meaning they require more hydrogen to travel the same distance. All of these factors contribute to the limited use of HFCV's in the United States.