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California DMV announced that Clean Air Vehicles decals will soon no longer grant single-occupant access to carpool lanes.
California Department of Motor Vehicles has announced that the federal regulations that allowed states to issue Clean Air ...
While CAV decals were good for up to four years, the federal government’s decision not to extend the program makes ALL decals invalid as of October 1, regardless of the date they were issued.
California's Clean Air Vehicle Decal program, which allows EV drivers in the carpool lane regardless of occupancy, is ending ...
“The California Highway Patrol’s goal is always to educate the motoring public when there’s a change in the law,” he said. “ ...
Those who've opted in the Clean Air Vehicle Decal program may face citations for the travel benefits they've previously ...
The longstanding program permitting solo drivers of zero-emission cars in California to freely cruise freeway carpool lanes ...
One of California’s longest-running incentives for people to buy electric cars — stickers that provides access to carpool ...
California's Clean Air Vehicle decal program ends, affecting carpool lane access for solo drivers of eco-friendly vehicles.
SAN FRANCISCO -- If you enjoy cruising through the carpool lane with your clean air vehicle sticker, those days may soon be ending. Without federal and state intervention, those stickers won't be ...
Bad news for electric vehicle owners in California. The California DMV is reminding drivers that federal regulations authorizing Clean Air Vehicle decals, which allowed qualifying cars to use ...