Today, the automotive community celebrates a landmark win in the fight to preserve automotive heritage in the Golden State.
SEMA-backed SB 1392 has unanimously cleared the California Assembly Appropriations Committee, advancing the bill farther than it did last year.
SEMA-backed SB 1392 still hasn't crossed the finish line. Do your part and tell lawmakers to vote YES on Leno's Law.
In California? Tell your state assemblymember to vote YES to support a smog-check exemption for certain classic cars in just a few clicks.
Are you in California? Tell your state senator to vote YES on the bill, which would create a smog-check exemption for certain older vehicles.
The bill now moves to a Senate committee for further consideration. You can help with a few clicks.
Decades of emissions policy have slashed pollutants by up to 99%, though fuel economy mandates remain contentious.
SEMA hails notable advances in smog reform as passionate supporters gear up for Leno's Law's next chapter.
The proposed repeal of the 2009 GHG Endangerment Finding would protect vehicle choice and push back against efforts to control what Americans can drive.
The legislation will have zero impact on the 2025 SEMA Show, SEMA members and the 160,000-plus attendees who will visit Las Vegas in November for the trade show.