The CARS Act also prevents regulations that would mandate certain technologies or limit the availability of vehicles based on engine type.

The state will adopt California emissions standards but will not ban the sale of internal combustion engines as originally proposed.

Ask your rep. to vote for the CARS Act, which would prohibit the EPA from imposing unfair emissions standards.

Data shows that a successful path to lowering emissions is an all-of-the-above approach to utilizing multiple technologies, not just simply banning one technology in favor of another.

The Ohio House of Representatives passed legislation prohibiting vehicle restrictions based on energy source. Send a letter to your local lawmaker requesting their support for the bill.

The petition challenges the U.S. EPA's waiver granted to California, permitting the state to implement its zero-emissions mandate for medium- and heavy-duty vehicles.

The bill would prevent the EPA from finalizing its proposed multipollutant standards for light- and medium-duty vehicles that would result in EVs making up 67% of all new vehicle sales by 2032.