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California eyes cleaner fuel rules for transit and fleet vehicles
California officials weigh a first in the nation plan requiring all new public fleet vehicles to run on alternative fuels such as natural gas methanol electricity or fuel cells The rules aim to affect about 120 000 vehicles in Southern California including 3 700 transit buses and 7 200 garbage trucks over two years The measure backed by environmental groups targets diesel emissions seen as major in the Los Angeles basin with potential economic implications for fleets and manufacturers alike.
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Los Angeles
California
Gail Ruderman Feuer
Natural Resources Defense Council
Detroit Diesel Corp
United States
John Duerr
Detroit Diesel
Orange
Riverside
San Bernardino
Bill Kelly
South Coast Air Quality Management District
Congress
Washington
Air Quality Agency
Los Angeles Basin
Richard Cromwell III
Sunline Transit Agency
Thousand Palms