California Bans Sale of Diesel Big Rig Trucks Starting In 2036 In Landmark Air Pollution Rule

29 Apr 2023 | Abstracted from Daily Democrat

"...rules approved unanimously by the California Air Resources Board also require companies in California with more than 50 trucks to convert their truck fleets to zero-emission vehicles by 2042.

"The rule will affect 1.8 million trucks in California - everything from 18-wheel big rigs to delivery vans, garbage trucks, and so-called drayage trucks that move shipping containers at ports."

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