HR 141 by Ta
HR 141
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- Introduced
- Passed Assembly
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This resolution expresses concern from the California State Assembly regarding the potential negative impacts of the Replacement Tire Efficiency Program on tire affordability and the environment. It questions the Energy Commission’s estimates of cost savings and highlights concerns about increased tire costs, reduced consumer choice, and the need for more frequent tire replacements. The resolution urges the Energy Commission to re-evaluate the program’s standards and consider broader environmental impacts.
Key provisions
- Expresses concern about the Replacement Tire Efficiency Program.
- Questions the Energy Commission’s cost estimates for the program.
- Highlights potential increases in tire costs for consumers.
- Calls for a reassessment of tire efficiency standards.
- Requests a comprehensive evaluation of the program’s environmental impacts.
- Specifically mentions safety implications related to tire replacement frequency and wet conditions.
Who is affected
- California consumers
- California businesses
- The Energy Commission
- California families
Notable changes
- The resolution challenges the Energy Commission’s initial assessment of the program’s cost savings.
- It emphasizes the need for a broader evaluation of the program’s environmental impact beyond just fuel efficiency.
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