Newsom signs "Jay Leno's Law," allowing classic cars to hit the streets for short trips
Summary
California Governor Gavin Newsom signed a new law called "Jay Leno's Law." This law lets owners of classic cars that produce more pollution drive them on public roads for short trips.Key Facts
- The law is named after Jay Leno, a well-known car enthusiast.
- It allows classic cars with high emissions to be driven legally for short distances.
- The law aims to balance environmental concerns with the interests of classic car owners.
- Prior to this law, some of these cars were restricted from driving due to pollution rules.
- The law applies specifically to classic cars, which are older and often not as clean as modern vehicles.
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