A program allowing motorists with a Clean Air Vehicle decal to drive solo in carpool lanes is ending after it was not ...

California's Clean Air Vehicle Decal program, which allows EV drivers in the carpool lane regardless of occupancy, is ending ...

California electric vehicle drivers will lose carpool lane privileges on September 30 after the Trump administration declined to extend a 25-year program.

Those who've opted in the Clean Air Vehicle Decal program may face citations for the travel benefits they've previously ...

Bad news for electric vehicle owners in California. The California DMV is reminding drivers that federal regulations ...

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.

The Trump administration has decided not to extend the popular program. California was the first state to implement a clean air vehicle program offering special HOV lane access. LOS ANGELES - ...

The longstanding program permitting solo drivers of zero-emission cars in California to freely cruise freeway carpool lanes ...

The California Clean Air Vehicle decal program is set to expire on October 1st, which means solo EV drivers will no longer be able to use the carpool lane.

Back in 1980, the Golden State adopted a new numbering scheme for its passenger-car license plates: A number followed by ...

Electric vehicle drivers will lose special carpool lane privileges Sept. 30. The federally sanctioned, state-run Clean Air ...