Emissions Laws

Short answer: It’s a strong possibility that all new cars may be electric by 2035 in the U.S., but it’s not a certainty. Pre-2035 gasoline cars will still be in circulation. In 2035, sales of new gas-powered passenger cars, trucks, and SUVs will be outlawed in sixteen states, and all new vehicles purchased will be […]

For the uninitiated, a catalytic converter is basically the part of a car that’s responsible for changing harmful substances in a car’s exhaust gasses into less harmful substances. But crucially, not all catalytic converters are created equal. This article is all about CARB compliant catalytic converters and how they differ from other catalytic converters. And

In America, getting your car checked for emissions has been around since 1966, but as of 2017, 32 states have some kind of emission testing that you must complete. With this being said, not every state requires you to complete emissions testing.  In this article, we will discover in which state you are required to

Yes, you can drive an out of state car in California subject to certain conditions. For example, you must have a current, valid license from the state you live in. You also need to make sure that the license is valid for the type of vehicle you are driving, for example truck, car or motorcycle.

The state with the strictest emissions regulations is California. As things look today, greener driving means using electric vehicles, in an effort to prevent the rising emissions and greenhouse gases in our world. It will still be a long time before internal combustion engine vehicles are a thing of the past, but in the meantime,

The short answer is yes, and certain states are trying to hurry this process along. Electric cars are much better for the environment, as well as your wallet. This is very true with the cost of gas, and the cost of maintenance. In this article, we are going to be answering your questions about electric