Consider policies to increase low-emission vehicle use in Richmond
In Plain English
The city wants to explore ways to get more electric and clean vehicles on Richmond roads. Current ideas include sharing electric vehicles between city operations and the Easy Go car-sharing program. Richmond residents currently breathe air pollution from gas-powered cars and trucks throughout the city.
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Votes
Direct City Manager to report back with plan to share EVs between city and Easy Go, analyze costs and environmental benefits, and devise program for major employers' employees to access cars as paying customers
6 to 1
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