Deb Fischer
06/12/2025 | Press release | Distributed by Public on 06/12/2025 14:14
President Signs Into Law Fischer’s Resolution to Overturn California’s Unrealistic EV Mandate, Protect Truckers and Consumers
to highlight the necessity in overturning the waiver and stopping one state from dictating emission policies for the entire country.
California's ACT would have required manufacturers of trucks, from class 2b to class 8, to meet zero-emission regulations by 2025. Under the regulation, manufacturers would have to sell an increasingly larger percentage of zero-emission vehicles between 2024 to 2035. Additionally, the ACT would require fleet owners with more than 50 vehicles to submit a one-time report on their existing operations.
Fischer's now signed-into law resolution nullifies California's ACT rule that requires manufacturers to increase the sales of zero-emission trucks. The rule was part of California and the Biden administration's continued effort to ban gas-powered vehicles and mandate more expensive zero-emission vehicles.
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