Truckers Take Legal Action Against California's Zero-Emissions Goal

The California Trucking Association is suing the state's Air Resources Board over new regulations aimed at making all new trucks sold after 2045 zero-emission vehicles. The association claims that California cannot regulate trucking emissions without permission from the EPA and wants the regulations declared invalid. The push for zero-emission vehicles also extends to cars, with California approving a regulation requiring all new car sales to be zero-emissions vehicles by 2035. The state recently celebrated reaching its goal of 1.5 million zero-emissions vehicles sold, two years ahead of schedule.