That Would Jeopardize California's Smog Check Program
On Tuesday, Assembly Bill 1274 (O'Donnell), legislation that would extend the exemption for performing vehicle smog checks from 6 to 8 years passed out of the Senate Transportation and Housing Committee, and
will be heard next in the Senate Environmental Quality Committee this Wednesday, July 5.
We need your help to stop this anti-consumer, anti-environment, anti-worker, and anti-small business bill from taking effect.Call the Senate Environmental Quality Committee members TODAY and urge them to vote 'No' on AB 1274. Click here to view a roster of the committee members' names and contact information. To view a joint letter expressing the industry's detailed opposition to AB 1274, please click here.
The ASCCA Office Will be Close July 3-4 in Observance of Independence Day
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