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California Delays Zero-Emission Truck Mandate, Scales Back Fleet Requirements

September 30, 2025 By CollisionWeek Editor

The California Air Resources Board (CARB) approved amendments September 25 to its Advanced Clean Fleet regulation, delaying zero-emission vehicle purchase requirements for public fleets by three years and repealing portions that applied to federal and private operators.

The changes extend the 50% zero-emission vehicle purchase requirement by three years and push the 100% purchase mandate to 2030. The board also voted to eliminate requirements for drayage trucks and other federal and private fleet operations.

“Today’s approval of amendments to ACF – a critical component in the state’s efforts to achieve emissions reductions for a healthier future for all residents –

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