Rulemaking- Chapter 173-423 WAC Clean Vehicles Program Rulemaking: Comment Period

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Comment From: Caroline Sévilla

8/11/26 @ 11:22 AM
Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the proposed revisions to Chapter 173-423, Washingtons Clean Vehicles Program rule.

Adopting amendments to Advanced Clean Cars (ACC) and Advanced Clean Cars II (ACC II) will allow Washington to have a back...↓

The expanded fleet reporting requirements proposed will further support Washingtons continued movement forward on transportation. Ultimately, stronger vehicle emission standards and better fleet reporting will protect public health, resulting in fewer hospital visits and deaths each year, and fewer community members put at risk for cancer, asthma, heart disease, and other devastating ailments.

While adopting these older standards establishes a degree of protection if federal actions limit enforcement, Washingtons current Advanced Clean Cars II, Advanced Clean Trucks, and Heavy-Duty Low-NOx omnibus standards offer far greater protections for Washingtonians. Stricter requirements for tailpipe emissions and requirements for zero-emission vehicle sales ensure greater progress on air pollution reduction and our greenhouse gas emissions limits, advancing both climate and public health goals. If the ongoing litigation succeeds in proving the illegality of recent federal actions, the current, more protective standards should be reinstated as quickly as possible.

Thank you for your consideration, and for your work to establish standards that protect Washingtons environmental and public health.
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Comment From: Steven Andrychowski

8/11/26 @ 7:43 AM
Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the proposed revisions to Chapter 173-423, Washingtons Clean Vehicles Program rule.

Adopting amendments to Advanced Clean Cars (ACC) and Advanced Clean Cars II (ACC II) will allow Washington to have a back...↓

The expanded fleet reporting requirements proposed will further support Washingtons continued movement forward on transportation. Ultimately, stronger vehicle emission standards and better fleet reporting will protect public health, resulting in fewer hospital visits and deaths each year, and fewer community members put at risk for cancer, asthma, heart disease, and other devastating ailments.

While adopting these older standards establishes a degree of protection if federal actions limit enforcement, Washingtons current Advanced Clean Cars II, Advanced Clean Trucks, and Heavy-Duty Low-NOx omnibus standards offer far greater protections for Washingtonians. Stricter requirements for tailpipe emissions and requirements for zero-emission vehicle sales ensure greater progress on air pollution reduction and our greenhouse gas emissions limits, advancing both climate and public health goals. If the ongoing litigation succeeds in proving the illegality of recent federal actions, the current, more protective standards should be reinstated as quickly as possible.

Thank you for your consideration, and for your work to establish standards that protect Washingtons environmental and public health.
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Comment From: Janis Hadley

8/11/26 @ 4:55 AM
Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the proposed revisions to Chapter 173-423, Washingtons Clean Vehicles Program rule.

Adopting amendments to Advanced Clean Cars (ACC) and Advanced Clean Cars II (ACC II) will allow Washington to have a back...↓

The expanded fleet reporting requirements proposed will further support Washingtons continued movement forward on transportation. Ultimately, stronger vehicle emission standards and better fleet reporting will protect public health, resulting in fewer hospital visits and deaths each year, and fewer community members put at risk for cancer, asthma, heart disease, and other devastating ailments.

While adopting these older standards establishes a degree of protection if federal actions limit enforcement, Washingtons current Advanced Clean Cars II, Advanced Clean Trucks, and Heavy-Duty Low-NOx omnibus standards offer far greater protections for Washingtonians. Stricter requirements for tailpipe emissions and requirements for zero-emission vehicle sales ensure greater progress on air pollution reduction and our greenhouse gas emissions limits, advancing both climate and public health goals. If the ongoing litigation succeeds in proving the illegality of recent federal actions, the current, more protective standards should be reinstated as quickly as possible.

Thank you for your consideration, and for your work to establish standards that protect Washingtons environmental and public health.
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Comment From: Anonymous Anonymous

8/10/26 @ 9:37 AM
Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the proposed revisions to Chapter 173-423, Washington's Clean Vehicles Program rule. I appreciate Washington state's vehicle emission standards because I know they help reduce carbon emissions, protect clea...↓
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Comment From: Amorah Ross

8/10/26 @ 7:49 AM
Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the proposed revisions to Chapter 173-423, Washington's Clean Vehicles Program rule. I appreciate Washington state's vehicle emission standards because I know they help reduce carbon emissions, protect clea...↓
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Comment From: D. Anonymous

8/09/26 @ 6:37 PM
Department of Ecology:

Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the proposed revisions to Chapter 173-423, Washington's Clean Vehicles Program rule. I appreciate Washington state's vehicle emission standards because I know they help reduce carbon...↓
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Comment From: Meridee Kortan

8/09/26 @ 3:52 PM
Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the proposed revisions to Chapter 173-423, Washington's Clean Vehicles Program rule. I appreciate Washington state's vehicle emission standards because I know they help reduce carbon emissions, protect clea...↓
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Comment From: Melinda Mueller

8/09/26 @ 3:50 PM
Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the proposed revisions to Chapter 173-423, Washington's Clean Vehicles Program rule.

I STRONGLY support these changes. My reasons are as follows:

I am a frequent contributor of public comments in respons...↓
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Comment From: John Altshuler

8/09/26 @ 12:53 PM
Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the proposed revisions to Chapter 173-423, Washington's Clean Vehicles Program rule. I appreciate Washington state's vehicle emission standards because I know they help reduce carbon emissions, protect clea...↓
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Comment From: Anonymous Anonymous

8/09/26 @ 12:52 PM
Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the proposed revisions to Chapter 173-423, Washington's Clean Vehicles Program rule. I appreciate Washington state's vehicle emission standards because I know they help reduce carbon emissions, protect clea...↓
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Comment From: Joe Greenheron

8/09/26 @ 12:01 PM
I appreciate the opportunity to offer comment on the proposed revisions to Chapter 173-423 governing Washington's Clean Vehicles Program. I firmly endorse the state's commitment to rigorous vehicle emission standards, which are vital for curbing carb...↓
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Comment From: Susan Morales

8/09/26 @ 10:48 AM
Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the proposed revisions to Chapter 173-423, Washingtons Clean Vehicles Program rule.

Adopting amendments to Advanced Clean Cars (ACC) and Advanced Clean Cars II (ACC II) will allow Washington to have a back...↓

The expanded fleet reporting requirements proposed will further support Washingtons continued movement forward on transportation. Ultimately, stronger vehicle emission standards and better fleet reporting will protect public health, resulting in fewer hospital visits and deaths each year, and fewer community members put at risk for cancer, asthma, heart disease, and other devastating ailments.

While adopting these older standards establishes a degree of protection if federal actions limit enforcement, Washingtons current Advanced Clean Cars II, Advanced Clean Trucks, and Heavy-Duty Low-NOx omnibus standards offer far greater protections for Washingtonians. Stricter requirements for tailpipe emissions and requirements for zero-emission vehicle sales ensure greater progress on air pollution reduction and our greenhouse gas emissions limits, advancing both climate and public health goals. If the ongoing litigation succeeds in proving the illegality of recent federal actions, the current, more protective standards should be reinstated as quickly as possible.

Thank you for your consideration, and for your work to establish standards that protect Washingtons environmental and public health.
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Comment From: Anonymous Anonymous

8/09/26 @ 9:54 AM
Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the proposed revisions to Chapter 173-423, Washington's Clean Vehicles Program rule. I appreciate Washington state's vehicle emission standards because I know they help reduce carbon emissions, protect clea...↓
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Comment From: Olah Kaplan

8/09/26 @ 9:37 AM
Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the proposed revisions to Chapter 173-423, Washingtons Clean Vehicles Program rule.

Adopting amendments to Advanced Clean Cars (ACC) and Advanced Clean Cars II (ACC II) will allow Washington to have a back...↓

The expanded fleet reporting requirements proposed will further support Washingtons continued movement forward on transportation. Ultimately, stronger vehicle emission standards and better fleet reporting will protect public health, resulting in fewer hospital visits and deaths each year, and fewer community members put at risk for cancer, asthma, heart disease, and other devastating ailments.

While adopting these older standards establishes a degree of protection if federal actions limit enforcement, Washingtons current Advanced Clean Cars II, Advanced Clean Trucks, and Heavy-Duty Low-NOx omnibus standards offer far greater protections for Washingtonians. Stricter requirements for tailpipe emissions and requirements for zero-emission vehicle sales ensure greater progress on air pollution reduction and our greenhouse gas emissions limits, advancing both climate and public health goals. If the ongoing litigation succeeds in proving the illegality of recent federal actions, the current, more protective standards should be reinstated as quickly as possible.

Thank you for your consideration, and for your work to establish standards that protect Washingtons environmental and public health.
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Comment From: Kate Butt

8/09/26 @ 7:41 AM
Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the proposed revisions to Chapter 173-423, Washington's Clean Vehicles Program rule. I appreciate Washington state's vehicle emission standards because I know they help reduce carbon emissions, protect clea...↓
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Comment From: Carrie Nyssen

8/05/26 @ 1:48 PM
Thank you and good afternoon. My name is Carrie Neeson,
C-A-R-R-I-E-N-Y-S-S-E-N, and I'm the Senior Director of Advocacy for the
American Lung Association in Washington. The Lung Association works to save
lives by improving lung health and preventing...↓
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Comment From: Travis Nelson

8/04/26 @ 10:07 AM
This is Travis Nelson with the Washington State PUD Association. Last name
spelled N-E-L-S-O-N. And I am here to represent the Washington State Public
Utility Districts. In the interests of the requirements for electric service
vehicles for our bucke...↓
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Comment From: Sonia Hitchcock

8/04/26 @ 10:05 AM
Hi, my name is Sonia, um, last name is Hitchcock, that's
H-I-T-C-H-C-O-C-K, um, and I'm here as a staff member at Washington
Conservation Action. Um, with the recent federal actions creating this
unprecedented uncertainty about California's authority...↓
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Comment From: Ryan Roeder

8/04/26 @ 10:03 AM
Hi there, this is Ryan Roeder with Grant County PUD. I wanted to just kind of add
on to Mr. Nelson's testimony that he just put out there, We were one of
the utilities that was affected by the not being able to register a vehicle,
so I have first-ha...↓
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Comment From: Don Steinke

8/04/26 @ 9:58 AM
This is
Don Steinke in Clark County, Vancouver, Washington. And I urge you to move
forward with your planning. Make it better as you see fit.
And I support the proposed fleet reporting requirement. I urge people to do to use
Google to find out what t...↓
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Comment From: Tim French

8/04/26 @ 9:56 AM
My name is Tim French. I'm speaking on behalf of
the Truck and Engine Manufacturers Association or EMA. EMA has commented on the
DOE's earlier rulemakings to opt into CARB emission standards, and we will be
submitting written comments before the Aug...↓
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Comment From: William Alexander

8/03/26 @ 11:53 AM
Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the proposed revisions to Chapter 173-423, Washingtons Clean Vehicles Program rule.

Adopting amendments to Advanced Clean Cars (ACC) and Advanced Clean Cars II (ACC II) will allow Washington to have a back...↓

The expanded fleet reporting requirements proposed will further support Washingtons continued movement forward on transportation. Ultimately, stronger vehicle emission standards and better fleet reporting will protect public health, resulting in fewer hospital visits and deaths each year, and fewer community members put at risk for cancer, asthma, heart disease, and other devastating ailments.

While adopting these older standards establishes a degree of protection if federal actions limit enforcement, Washingtons current Advanced Clean Cars II, Advanced Clean Trucks, and Heavy-Duty Low-NOx omnibus standards offer far greater protections for Washingtonians. Stricter requirements for tailpipe emissions and requirements for zero-emission vehicle sales ensure greater progress on air pollution reduction and our greenhouse gas emissions limits, advancing both climate and public health goals. If the ongoing litigation succeeds in proving the illegality of recent federal actions, the current, more protective standards should be reinstated as quickly as possible.

Thank you for your consideration, and for your work to establish standards that protect Washingtons environmental and public health.
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Comment From: Matt Harris

8/03/26 @ 11:50 AM
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Comment From: Maggie Blair

7/29/26 @ 9:38 AM
Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the proposed revisions to Chapter 173-423, Washingtons Clean Vehicles Program rule.

Adopting amendments to Advanced Clean Cars (ACC) and Advanced Clean Cars II (ACC II) will allow Washington to have a back...↓

The expanded fleet reporting requirements proposed will further support Washingtons continued movement forward on transportation. Ultimately, stronger vehicle emission standards and better fleet reporting will protect public health, resulting in fewer hospital visits and deaths each year, and fewer community members put at risk for cancer, asthma, heart disease, and other devastating ailments.

While adopting these older standards establishes a degree of protection if federal actions limit enforcement, Washingtons current Advanced Clean Cars II, Advanced Clean Trucks, and Heavy-Duty Low-NOx omnibus standards offer far greater protections for Washingtonians. Stricter requirements for tailpipe emissions and requirements for zero-emission vehicle sales ensure greater progress on air pollution reduction and our greenhouse gas emissions limits, advancing both climate and public health goals. If the ongoing litigation succeeds in proving the illegality of recent federal actions, the current, more protective standards should be reinstated as quickly as possible.

Thank you for your consideration, and for your work to establish standards that protect Washingtons environmental and public health.
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Comment From: Vanessa Jamison

7/29/26 @ 5:59 AM
Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the proposed revisions to Chapter 173-423, Washingtons Clean Vehicles Program rule.

Adopting amendments to Advanced Clean Cars (ACC) and Advanced Clean Cars II (ACC II) will allow Washington to have a back...↓

The expanded fleet reporting requirements proposed will further support Washingtons continued movement forward on transportation. Ultimately, stronger vehicle emission standards and better fleet reporting will protect public health, resulting in fewer hospital visits and deaths each year, and fewer community members put at risk for cancer, asthma, heart disease, and other devastating ailments.

While adopting these older standards establishes a degree of protection if federal actions limit enforcement, Washingtons current Advanced Clean Cars II, Advanced Clean Trucks, and Heavy-Duty Low-NOx omnibus standards offer far greater protections for Washingtonians. Stricter requirements for tailpipe emissions and requirements for zero-emission vehicle sales ensure greater progress on air pollution reduction and our greenhouse gas emissions limits, advancing both climate and public health goals. If the ongoing litigation succeeds in proving the illegality of recent federal actions, the current, more protective standards should be reinstated as quickly as possible.

Thank you for your consideration, and for your work to establish standards that protect Washingtons environmental and public health.
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Comment From: Patrice Wallace

7/28/26 @ 9:22 PM
Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the proposed revisions to Chapter 173-423, Washingtons Clean Vehicles Program rule.

Adopting amendments to Advanced Clean Cars (ACC) and Advanced Clean Cars II (ACC II) will allow Washington to have a back...↓

The expanded fleet reporting requirements proposed will further support Washingtons continued movement forward on transportation. Ultimately, stronger vehicle emission standards and better fleet reporting will protect public health, resulting in fewer hospital visits and deaths each year, and fewer community members put at risk for cancer, asthma, heart disease, and other devastating ailments.

While adopting these older standards establishes a degree of protection if federal actions limit enforcement, Washingtons current Advanced Clean Cars II, Advanced Clean Trucks, and Heavy-Duty Low-NOx omnibus standards offer far greater protections for Washingtonians. Stricter requirements for tailpipe emissions and requirements for zero-emission vehicle sales ensure greater progress on air pollution reduction and our greenhouse gas emissions limits, advancing both climate and public health goals. If the ongoing litigation succeeds in proving the illegality of recent federal actions, the current, more protective standards should be reinstated as quickly as possible.

Thank you for your consideration, and for your work to establish standards that protect Washingtons environmental and public health.
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Comment From: Russell Weisz

7/28/26 @ 8:23 PM
Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the proposed revisions to Chapter 173-423, Washingtons Clean Vehicles Program rule.

Adopting amendments to Advanced Clean Cars (ACC) and Advanced Clean Cars II (ACC II) will allow Washington to have a back...↓

The expanded fleet reporting requirements proposed will further support Washingtons continued movement forward on transportation. Ultimately, stronger vehicle emission standards and better fleet reporting will protect public health, resulting in fewer hospital visits and deaths each year, and fewer community members put at risk for cancer, asthma, heart disease, and other devastating ailments.

While adopting these older standards establishes a degree of protection if federal actions limit enforcement, Washingtons current Advanced Clean Cars II, Advanced Clean Trucks, and Heavy-Duty Low-NOx omnibus standards offer far greater protections for Washingtonians. Stricter requirements for tailpipe emissions and requirements for zero-emission vehicle sales ensure greater progress on air pollution reduction and our greenhouse gas emissions limits, advancing both climate and public health goals. If the ongoing litigation succeeds in proving the illegality of recent federal actions, the current, more protective standards should be reinstated as quickly as possible.

Thank you for your consideration, and for your work to establish standards that protect Washingtons environmental and public health.
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Comment From: Stephanie Hemness

7/28/26 @ 5:10 PM
Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the proposed revisions to Chapter 173-423, Washingtons Clean Vehicles Program rule.

Adopting amendments to Advanced Clean Cars (ACC) and Advanced Clean Cars II (ACC II) will allow Washington to have a back...↓

The expanded fleet reporting requirements proposed will further support Washingtons continued movement forward on transportation. Ultimately, stronger vehicle emission standards and better fleet reporting will protect public health, resulting in fewer hospital visits and deaths each year, and fewer community members put at risk for cancer, asthma, heart disease, and other devastating ailments.

While adopting these older standards establishes a degree of protection if federal actions limit enforcement, Washingtons current Advanced Clean Cars II, Advanced Clean Trucks, and Heavy-Duty Low-NOx omnibus standards offer far greater protections for Washingtonians. Stricter requirements for tailpipe emissions and requirements for zero-emission vehicle sales ensure greater progress on air pollution reduction and our greenhouse gas emissions limits, advancing both climate and public health goals. If the ongoing litigation succeeds in proving the illegality of recent federal actions, the current, more protective standards should be reinstated as quickly as possible.

Thank you for your consideration, and for your work to establish standards that protect Washingtons environmental and public health.
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Comment From: Jacob Squirrel

7/28/26 @ 4:32 PM
Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the proposed revisions to Chapter 173-423, Washingtons Clean Vehicles Program rule.

Adopting amendments to Advanced Clean Cars (ACC) and Advanced Clean Cars II (ACC II) will allow Washington to have a back...↓

The expanded fleet reporting requirements proposed will further support Washingtons continued movement forward on transportation. Ultimately, stronger vehicle emission standards and better fleet reporting will protect public health, resulting in fewer hospital visits and deaths each year, and fewer community members put at risk for cancer, asthma, heart disease, and other devastating ailments.

While adopting these older standards establishes a degree of protection if federal actions limit enforcement, Washingtons current Advanced Clean Cars II, Advanced Clean Trucks, and Heavy-Duty Low-NOx omnibus standards offer far greater protections for Washingtonians. Stricter requirements for tailpipe emissions and requirements for zero-emission vehicle sales ensure greater progress on air pollution reduction and our greenhouse gas emissions limits, advancing both climate and public health goals. If the ongoing litigation succeeds in proving the illegality of recent federal actions, the current, more protective standards should be reinstated as quickly as possible.

Thank you for your consideration, and for your work to establish standards that protect Washingtons environmental and public health.
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Comment From: Stacie Charlebois

7/28/26 @ 4:29 PM
Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the proposed revisions to Chapter 173-423, Washingtons Clean Vehicles Program rule.

Adopting amendments to Advanced Clean Cars (ACC) and Advanced Clean Cars II (ACC II) will allow Washington to have a back...↓

The expanded fleet reporting requirements proposed will further support Washingtons continued movement forward on transportation. Ultimately, stronger vehicle emission standards and better fleet reporting will protect public health, resulting in fewer hospital visits and deaths each year, and fewer community members put at risk for cancer, asthma, heart disease, and other devastating ailments.

While adopting these older standards establishes a degree of protection if federal actions limit enforcement, Washingtons current Advanced Clean Cars II, Advanced Clean Trucks, and Heavy-Duty Low-NOx omnibus standards offer far greater protections for Washingtonians. Stricter requirements for tailpipe emissions and requirements for zero-emission vehicle sales ensure greater progress on air pollution reduction and our greenhouse gas emissions limits, advancing both climate and public health goals. If the ongoing litigation succeeds in proving the illegality of recent federal actions, the current, more protective standards should be reinstated as quickly as possible.

Thank you for your consideration, and for your work to establish standards that protect Washingtons environmental and public health.
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Comment From: Don Steinke

7/28/26 @ 4:20 PM
Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the proposed revisions to Chapter 173-423, Washingtons Clean Vehicles Program rule.

Adopting amendments to Advanced Clean Cars (ACC) and Advanced Clean Cars II (ACC II) will allow Washington to have a back...↓

The expanded fleet reporting requirements proposed will further support Washingtons continued movement forward on transportation. Ultimately, stronger vehicle emission standards and better fleet reporting will protect public health, resulting in fewer hospital visits and deaths each year, and fewer community members put at risk for cancer, asthma, heart disease, and other devastating ailments.

While adopting these older standards establishes a degree of protection if federal actions limit enforcement, Washingtons current Advanced Clean Cars II, Advanced Clean Trucks, and Heavy-Duty Low-NOx omnibus standards offer far greater protections for Washingtonians. Stricter requirements for tailpipe emissions and requirements for zero-emission vehicle sales ensure greater progress on air pollution reduction and our greenhouse gas emissions limits, advancing both climate and public health goals. If the ongoing litigation succeeds in proving the illegality of recent federal actions, the current, more protective standards should be reinstated as quickly as possible.

Thank you for your consideration, and for your work to establish standards that protect Washingtons environmental and public health.
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Comment From: Charles Lauzon

7/28/26 @ 3:50 PM
Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the proposed revisions to Chapter 173-423, Washingtons Clean Vehicles Program rule.

Adopting amendments to Advanced Clean Cars (ACC) and Advanced Clean Cars II (ACC II) will allow Washington to have a back...↓

The expanded fleet reporting requirements proposed will further support Washingtons continued movement forward on transportation. Ultimately, stronger vehicle emission standards and better fleet reporting will protect public health, resulting in fewer hospital visits and deaths each year, and fewer community members put at risk for cancer, asthma, heart disease, and other devastating ailments.

While adopting these older standards establishes a degree of protection if federal actions limit enforcement, Washingtons current Advanced Clean Cars II, Advanced Clean Trucks, and Heavy-Duty Low-NOx omnibus standards offer far greater protections for Washingtonians. Stricter requirements for tailpipe emissions and requirements for zero-emission vehicle sales ensure greater progress on air pollution reduction and our greenhouse gas emissions limits, advancing both climate and public health goals. If the ongoing litigation succeeds in proving the illegality of recent federal actions, the current, more protective standards should be reinstated as quickly as possible.

Thank you for your consideration, and for your work to establish standards that protect Washingtons environmental and public health.
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Comment From: Steven Andrychowski

7/28/26 @ 2:56 PM
hank you for the opportunity to comment on the proposed revisions to Chapter 173-423, Washingtons Clean Vehicles Program rule.

Adopting amendments to Advanced Clean Cars (ACC) and Advanced Clean Cars II (ACC II) will allow Washington to have a backs...↓

The expanded fleet reporting requirements proposed will further support Washingtons continued movement forward on transportation. Ultimately, stronger vehicle emission standards and better fleet reporting will protect public health, resulting in fewer hospital visits and deaths each year, and fewer community members put at risk for cancer, asthma, heart disease, and other devastating ailments.

While adopting these older standards establishes a degree of protection if federal actions limit enforcement, Washingtons current Advanced Clean Cars II, Advanced Clean Trucks, and Heavy-Duty Low-NOx omnibus standards offer far greater protections for Washingtonians. Stricter requirements for tailpipe emissions and requirements for zero-emission vehicle sales ensure greater progress on air pollution reduction and our greenhouse gas emissions limits, advancing both climate and public health goals. If the ongoing litigation succeeds in proving the illegality of recent federal actions, the current, more protective standards should be reinstated as quickly as possible.

Thank you for your consideration, and for your work to establish standards that protect Washingtons environmental and public health.
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Comment From: Liana Lang

7/28/26 @ 2:55 PM
Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the proposed revisions to Chapter 173-423, Washingtons Clean Vehicles Program rule.

Adopting amendments to Advanced Clean Cars (ACC) and Advanced Clean Cars II (ACC II) will allow Washington to have a back...↓

The expanded fleet reporting requirements proposed will further support Washingtons continued movement forward on transportation. Ultimately, stronger vehicle emission standards and better fleet reporting will protect public health, resulting in fewer hospital visits and deaths each year, and fewer community members put at risk for cancer, asthma, heart disease, and other devastating ailments.

While adopting these older standards establishes a degree of protection if federal actions limit enforcement, Washingtons current Advanced Clean Cars II, Advanced Clean Trucks, and Heavy-Duty Low-NOx omnibus standards offer far greater protections for Washingtonians. Stricter requirements for tailpipe emissions and requirements for zero-emission vehicle sales ensure greater progress on air pollution reduction and our greenhouse gas emissions limits, advancing both climate and public health goals. If the ongoing litigation succeeds in proving the illegality of recent federal actions, the current, more protective standards should be reinstated as quickly as possible.

Thank you for your consideration, and for your work to establish standards that protect Washingtons environmental and public health.
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Comment From: Caroline Sévilla

7/28/26 @ 2:51 PM
Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the proposed revisions to Chapter 173-423, Washingtons Clean Vehicles Program rule.

Adopting amendments to Advanced Clean Cars (ACC) and Advanced Clean Cars II (ACC II) will allow Washington to have a back...↓

The expanded fleet reporting requirements proposed will further support Washingtons continued movement forward on transportation. Ultimately, stronger vehicle emission standards and better fleet reporting will protect public health, resulting in fewer hospital visits and deaths each year, and fewer community members put at risk for cancer, asthma, heart disease, and other devastating ailments.

While adopting these older standards establishes a degree of protection if federal actions limit enforcement, Washingtons current Advanced Clean Cars II, Advanced Clean Trucks, and Heavy-Duty Low-NOx omnibus standards offer far greater protections for Washingtonians. Stricter requirements for tailpipe emissions and requirements for zero-emission vehicle sales ensure greater progress on air pollution reduction and our greenhouse gas emissions limits, advancing both climate and public health goals. If the ongoing litigation succeeds in proving the illegality of recent federal actions, the current, more protective standards should be reinstated as quickly as possible.

Thank you for your consideration, and for your work to establish standards that protect Washingtons environmental and public health.
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Comment From: Lori Danielson

7/28/26 @ 2:51 PM
Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the proposed revisions to Chapter 173-423, Washingtons Clean Vehicles Program rule.

Adopting amendments to Advanced Clean Cars (ACC) and Advanced Clean Cars II (ACC II) will allow Washington to have a back...↓

The expanded fleet reporting requirements proposed will further support Washingtons continued movement forward on transportation. Ultimately, stronger vehicle emission standards and better fleet reporting will protect public health, resulting in fewer hospital visits and deaths each year, and fewer community members put at risk for cancer, asthma, heart disease, and other devastating ailments.

While adopting these older standards establishes a degree of protection if federal actions limit enforcement, Washingtons current Advanced Clean Cars II, Advanced Clean Trucks, and Heavy-Duty Low-NOx omnibus standards offer far greater protections for Washingtonians. Stricter requirements for tailpipe emissions and requirements for zero-emission vehicle sales ensure greater progress on air pollution reduction and our greenhouse gas emissions limits, advancing both climate and public health goals. If the ongoing litigation succeeds in proving the illegality of recent federal actions, the current, more protective standards should be reinstated as quickly as possible.

Thank you for your consideration, and for your work to establish standards that protect Washingtons environmental and public health.
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Comment From: Dianna MacLeod

7/28/26 @ 2:49 PM
Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the proposed revisions to Chapter 173-423, Washingtons Clean Vehicles Program rule.

Adopting amendments to Advanced Clean Cars (ACC) and Advanced Clean Cars II (ACC II) will allow Washington to have a back...↓

The expanded fleet reporting requirements proposed will further support Washingtons continued movement forward on transportation. Ultimately, stronger vehicle emission standards and better fleet reporting will protect public health, resulting in fewer hospital visits and deaths each year, and fewer community members put at risk for cancer, asthma, heart disease, and other devastating ailments.

While adopting these older standards establishes a degree of protection if federal actions limit enforcement, Washingtons current Advanced Clean Cars II, Advanced Clean Trucks, and Heavy-Duty Low-NOx omnibus standards offer far greater protections for Washingtonians. Stricter requirements for tailpipe emissions and requirements for zero-emission vehicle sales ensure greater progress on air pollution reduction and our greenhouse gas emissions limits, advancing both climate and public health goals. If the ongoing litigation succeeds in proving the illegality of recent federal actions, the current, more protective standards should be reinstated as quickly as possible.

Thank you for your consideration, and for your work to establish standards that protect Washingtons environmental and public health.
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Comment From: Vicky McCarley

7/27/26 @ 3:28 PM
Thank you for the opportunity to publicly comment on and support the proposed revisions to Chapter 173-423, Washingtons Clean Vehicles Program rule.

Adopting amendments to Advanced Clean Cars (ACC) and Advanced Clean Cars II (ACC II) allows Washingt...↓

The expanded fleet reporting requirements proposed will further support Washingtons continued movement forward on transportation. Ultimately, stronger vehicle emission standards and better fleet reporting will protect public health, resulting in fewer hospital visits and deaths each year, and fewer community members put at risk for cancer, asthma, heart disease, and other devastating ailments.

While adopting these older standards establishes a degree of protection if federal actions limit enforcement, Washingtons current Advanced Clean Cars II, Advanced Clean Trucks, and Heavy-Duty Low-NOx omnibus standards offer far greater protections for Washingtonians. Stricter requirements for tailpipe emissions and requirements for zero-emission vehicle sales ensure greater progress on air pollution reduction and our greenhouse gas emissions limits, advancing both climate and public health goals. If the ongoing litigation succeeds in proving the illegality of recent federal actions, the current, more protective standards should be reinstated as quickly as possible.

Thank you for your consideration, and for your work to establish standards that protect Washingtons environmental and public health.
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Comment From: Jamie Shields

7/27/26 @ 3:28 PM
Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the proposed revisions to Chapter 173-423, Washingtons Clean Vehicles Program rule.

Adopting amendments to Advanced Clean Cars (ACC) and Advanced Clean Cars II (ACC II) will allow Washington to have a back...↓

The expanded fleet reporting requirements proposed will further support Washingtons continued movement forward on transportation. Ultimately, stronger vehicle emission standards and better fleet reporting will protect public health, resulting in fewer hospital visits and deaths each year, and fewer community members put at risk for cancer, asthma, heart disease, and other devastating ailments.

While adopting these older standards establishes a degree of protection if federal actions limit enforcement, Washingtons current Advanced Clean Cars II, Advanced Clean Trucks, and Heavy-Duty Low-NOx omnibus standards offer far greater protections for Washingtonians. Stricter requirements for tailpipe emissions and requirements for zero-emission vehicle sales ensure greater progress on air pollution reduction and our greenhouse gas emissions limits, advancing both climate and public health goals. If the ongoing litigation succeeds in proving the illegality of recent federal actions, the current, more protective standards should be reinstated as quickly as possible.

Thank you for your consideration, and for your work to establish standards that protect Washingtons environmental and public health.
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