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California Natural Gas Vehicle Coalition v. California Air Resources Board

Filing Date: 2020
Case Categories:
  • State Law Claims
    • State Impact Assessment Laws
Principal Laws:
California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), California Administrative Procedure Act
Description: Challenge to California's Advanced Clean Truck Regulation, which requires an increasing percentage of medium- and heavy-duty zero-emissions vehicles.
  • California Natural Gas Vehicle Coalition v. California Air Resources Board
    Docket number(s): n/a
    Court/Admin Entity: Cal. Super. Ct.
    Case Documents:
    Filing Date Type File Action Taken Summary
    07/30/2020 Petition for Review Download Petition for writ of mandate filed. Natural Gas Vehicle Coalition Challenged California’s Zero-Emission Vehicle Requirements for Heavy- and Medium-Duty Vehicles. The California Natural Gas Vehicle Coalition filed a lawsuit in California Superior Court challenging the California Air Resources Board’s (CARB’s) approval of the Advanced Clean Truck Regulation, which would require that manufacturers sell an increasing percentage of medium- and heavy-duty zero-emissions vehicles (ZEVs). The Coalition alleged that CARB violated the California Environmental Quality Act and the California Administrative Procedure Act, including by failing to consider reasonable alternatives such as a plan that would include both ZEVs and low NOx trucks. The petitioners said such a plan would achieve immediate and long-term reductions in greenhouse gas and NOx emissions in the heavy-duty transportation sector.

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