Ninety percent of the cars used in ride-hailing fleets for companies like Uber and Lyft would have to be electric vehicles by 2030, under a rule set to go before California air regulators next year.
During a workshop Thursday, California Air Resources Board (CARB) staff unveiled the state’s latest plans to reduce emissions and vehicle miles traveled by drivers for app-based businesses, known as transportation network companies. It marks the first time the air board has contemplated regulating the industry.
Lyft Director of Sustainability Sam Arons said the company has committed to a 100% electric vehicle platform by 2030. ...
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