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Alternative Fuels Data Center (AFDC) - US Department of Energy AFDC Fueling Station Locator - Alternative fuel vehicle refueling sites throughout the
United States. California Fuel Cell Partnership California Hydrogen Highway California NGV Coalition Clean Car Maps - Alternative fuel vehicle refueling sites within California. Electric Drive Transportation Association EPA Office of Transportation and Air Quality (OTAQ) Southern California Edison - Electric Transportation/Electrodrive
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Clean Fleet Vehicles
California Certified Vehicles List (CARB web page) List of vehicles that are certified to one of California's new vehicle emission standard categories (CARB).
On-Road New Vehicle and Engine Certification Program - (CARB web page) Resource to help determine if leased or purchased vehicle meets ULEV or SULEV emission standards.
AQMD Clean Air Choices Program - List of low-emission vehicles and participating dealers.
Clean Air Vehicles Qualifying for Carpool Lane Driveclean.ca.gov
Clean vehicle guide for consumers. Hybrids, super-clean gasoline powered vehicles, alternative fuel cars, electric vehicles, and information on fuel cells.
FreedomCAR and Vehicle Technologies Program - U.S. Department of Transportation Technologies.
Clean Fleet Guide - U.S. Department of Energy On-Road New Vehicle and Engine Certification Program (CARB) - (link to CARB web
site) Resource to help determine if leased or purchased vehicle meets ULEV or SULEV emission standards.
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CommuteSmart.Info - Southern California Commuter Solution Help for your commute and an employer resource to implement an effective rideshare program. A partnership of the County Transportation Commissions and agencies of: Los
Anaheim Transportation Network Best Workplaces for Commuters Bikestation - Long Beach
Bike-transit center that encourages the use of bicycles as a transportation. CommuterChoice or
CommuterChoice - Los Angeles City Page Support programs and organizational resources for employers and employees.
HOV Lanes: High-Occupancy Vehicle Guidelines - CalTrans High Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) Facilities - Federal Highway Administration
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Parking Cashout - California Air Resources Board Ridematch Info - Ridematching for Southern California (CommuteSmart.Info) Rideshare Incentives:
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Rideshare Services (County Transportation Commissions) CommuteSmart.Info - Southern California Commuter Solution
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American Public Transportation Association California transit links. Dial-a-ride, shuttles, buses, trolleys, community transit, and more.
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Bicycling resources and advocacy organizations. Bike Link California Association of Bicycle Organizations (CABO) California Bicycle Coalition League of American Bicyclists Los Angeles County Bicycle Coalition (LACBC)
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The Partnership The Southern California Economic Partnership - dedicated to the deployment of Advanced Transportation Technologies.
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Alternative Fuels Data Center (AFDC) - US Department of Energy AFDC Fueling Station Locator - Alternative fuel vehicle refueling sites throughout the
United States. California Fuel Cell Partnership California Hydrogen Highway California NGV Coalition Clean Car Maps - Alternative fuel vehicle refueling sites within California. Electric Drive Transportation Association EPA Office of Transportation and Air Quality (OTAQ) Southern California Edison - Electric Transportation/Electrodrive Southern California Gas Company - natural gas vehicle information. Zero Emission Vehicle Program - California Air Resources Board (CARB).
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California Certified Vehicles List (CARB web page) List of vehicles that are certified to one of California's new vehicle emission standard categories (CARB).
On-Road New Vehicle and Engine Certification Program - (CARB web page) Resource to help determine if leased or purchased vehicle meets ULEV or SULEV emission standards.
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AQMD Clean Air Choices Program - List of low-emission vehicles and participating dealers. Clean Air Vehicles Qualifying for Carpool Lane Driveclean.ca.gov
Clean vehicle guide for consumers. Hybrids, super-clean gasoline powered vehicles, alternative fuel cars, electric vehicles, and information on fuel cells.
FreedomCAR and Vehicle Technologies Program - U.S. Department of Transportation Technologies.
Clean Fleet Guide - U.S. Department of Energy On-Road New Vehicle and Engine Certification Program (CARB) - (link to CARB web site)
Resource to help determine if leased or purchased vehicle meets ULEV or SULEV emission standards.
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CommuteSmart.Info - Southern California Commuter Solution Help for your commute and an employer resource to implement an effective rideshare program. A partnership of the County Transportation Commissions and agencies of: Los Angeles, Riverside, San Bernardino, and Ventura.
Anaheim Transportation Network Best Workplaces for Commuters Bikestation - Long Beach
Bike-transit center that encourages the use of bicycles as a transportation. CommuterChoice or
CommuterChoice - Los Angeles City Page Support programs and organizational resources for employers and employees.
HOV Lanes: High-Occupancy Vehicle Guidelines - CalTrans High Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) Facilities - Federal Highway Administration (FHWA)
Motorcycles: CARB - Regulations for On-Road Motorcycles EPA - Highway Motorcycle Standards
Parking Cashout - California Air Resources Board Ridematch Info - Ridematching for Southern California (CommuteSmart.Info) Rideshare Incentives:
Advantage Rideshare - Riverside County Clean Air Team - Anaheim Transportation Network Club Ride - Riverside County Metro Rewards - Los Angeles County Option Rideshare - San Bernardino County Rideshare Plus (Team Ride) - San Bernardino County
Rideshare Services (Contract Services) Please see: Vendors Who Provide Average Vehicle Ridership (AVR) Services
Rideshare Services (County Transportation Commissions) CommuteSmart.Info - Southern California Commuter Solution
Inland Empire Commuter Services (Riverside County) Commuter Services - San Bernardino Associated Governments Metro Commute Services (Los Angeles County) Orange County Transportation Authority
Spectrumotion - Irvine Spectrum Vanpool service providers:
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American Public Transportation Association California transit links. Dial-a-ride, shuttles, buses, trolleys, community transit, and more.
Amtrak West Coast Amtrak California Big Blue Bus - Santa Monica Municipal Bus Lines Commuter Express, DASH, Cityride - LADOT Transit Online (Los Angeles Department of
Transportation) Corona Transit Culver CityBus Foothill Transit Greyhound Lines Long Beach Transit Metrolink - Southern California's Commuter Rail System Metro - Los Angeles Metropolitan Transportation Authority OCTA - Orange County Transportation Authority Omnitrans - San Bernardino Valley RTA - Riverside Transit Agency
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Trip Planning / Transit Routing / Maps
Expedia Maps Los Angeles City Street Traffic - City of Los Angeles Department of Transportation /
LADOT MapQuest Trip Planner Park & Ride and Transit Parking Lots Travel Advisory News Network (TANN) - Real-time traffic conditions. TranStar- Automated Transit Trip Planning System. Transit itinerary for travel anywhere
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(also see - Breath California of Los Angeles County for local information) American Public Transit Association (APTA) Association for Commuter Transportation (ACT)
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Bicycling resources and advocacy organizations. Bike Link California Association of Bicycle Organizations (CABO) California Bicycle Coalition League of American Bicyclists Los Angeles County Bicycle Coalition (LACBC)
Breathe California of Los Angeles County California Air Resources Board (CARB) California Energy Commission California High-Speed Rail Authority California Regional MAGLEV Project - SD/LA Federal Highway Administration (FHWA)
FHWA Office of Operations Federal Transit Administration (FTA - USDOT) Innovative Transportation Technologies
Innovative, unconventional, and alternative transit technologies. Institute of Transportation Studies - University of California
Berkeley Davis Los Angeles Irvine
Mineta Transportation Institute Mobile Source Air Pollution Reduction Review Committee (MSRC) (AB2766 Discretionary
Fund) Operation Lifesaver
Public education program to reduce the number accidents at railroad rights-of-ways. The Partnership
The Southern California Economic Partnership - dedicated to the deployment of Advanced Transportation Technologies.
PATH - California Partners for Advanced Transit and Highways Southern California Association of Governments (SCAG) Southern California Transit Advocates
A non-profit group committed to the improvement of public transportation in the Los Angeles metropolitan area.
WestStart-CALSTART Non-profit consortium devoted to the creation of an advanced transportation technologies industry and related markets.
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California is the nation's leading user of natural gas vehicles (NGVs), and the California Natural Gas Vehicle Coalition (CNGVC) is devoted to ensuring that the state continues to set the pace in adopting this ready-for-prime-time clean-burning transportation technology. Our success will benefit not only our member companies, but all California residents--NGVs emit far less air pollution than gasoline or diesel vehicles (up to 95 percent less, depending on the pollutant), and natural gas is abundant and relatively cheap in North America, making it a secure energy source. CNGVC Online reflects this broad constituency. Individuals, businesses, and public entities can find out more about NGV advantages, technology, products, and training programs in the NGV Info Center. If you're already sold on NGVs, our Fuel Station Locator will let you find and map fill-up stops. And if you're a CNGVC member, CNGVC Online helps you keep in touch with colleagues, stay abreast of the latest news and learn about legislative and regulatory actions. Get Your Fueling Station Directory The 2005/2006 edition of our popular natural gas fueling station directory is available in its traditional glove-compartment-size book form. Click here to order your copy.
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Eligible vehicles for High Occupancy Vehicle (HOVs) lane access
As of February 20, 2007 all of the HOV lane stickers for hybrids have been issued. The program for hybrids under AB 2628 is officially closed. AB 2628, signed into law on September 23, 2004, allows single-occupant use of High Occupancy Vehicle (HOVs) lanes by the cleanest alternative fuel, hybrid, and full-electric vehicles. Use of these lanes with only one occupant requires an identification sticker issued by the California Department of Motor Vehicles.
Updated LEV Regulations Review updated clean versions (without underline and strikeout) of the LEV regulations, including ZEV amendments.
Zero Emission Buses The Zero Emission Bus (ZBus) Regulation is designed to encourage the operation and use of zero emission buses in urban bus fleets.
Contact Us For questions or comments, please e-mail or call any of the following staff in the Zero-Emission Vehicle Implementation Section
Main Number 916.322.1731
Mark Williams 916.327.5610
Krista Eley 916.322.2333
Craig Childers 916.445.6012
Melissa Meuser 916.327.2950
Tom Evashenk 916.445.8811
Mobile Source Program
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