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Authorize a custom license plate for electric vehicles with the proceeds reserved to help fund state highway electric vehicle charging infrastructure.
Read moreLegislative activities SEVA has pursued or is helping to get passed in the Washington legislature.
Authorize a custom license plate for electric vehicles with the proceeds reserved to help fund state highway electric vehicle charging infrastructure.
Read moreAdopt a clean vehicle rebate program such as California’s SB359, passed in 2013. Rebates between $1,000 (all vehicle owners) and $1,500 (household income at or below 225 percent of federal poverty level) are provided for the voluntary retirement of high-polluting vehicles.
Read moreRepeal the portions of HB 2524 and SB 6272 passed in 2014 that limit or restrict Tesla and other direct to consumer vehicle sales.
Read moreAdopt California’s zero emission vehicle (ZEV) program that requires a minimum percentage of new vehicles sold in the state to qualify as zero emissions.
Read moreAll registered electric vehicles are required to pay an annual $100 license renewal fee, in lieu of paying Washington’s gas taxes. We recommend amending the law to either remove the $100 fee for electric motorcycles and mopeds/scooters or reduce it to $30.
Read moreAdopt legislation similar to California SB 454 (passed in 2013, Electric Vehicle Charging Stations Open Access Act) requiring clear and unambiguous display of all fees being charged at each charging station and allowing users to pay for a charge using credit or debit cards.
Read moreWashington exempts sales tax (RCW 82.08.809) on the sale of new passenger cars, light duty trucks, and medium duty passenger vehicles, which are exclusively powered by a clean alternative fuel. This exemption expires July 1, 2015. We would like it extended to July 1, 2020.
Read moreAmend Washington State building and electrical codes by exercising RCW 19.27.540 to direct the State Building Code Council and Electric Code ?? to include electric vehicle charging station capability or infrastructure for all multi-family, commercial and single family housing developments.
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