In a shocking revelation, the dark underbelly of the diesel industry has once again reared its ugly head. Sinister Diesel, a California-based aftermarket company known for its sinisterly powerful products, has found itself on the wrong side of the law. But the question that burns in the minds of consumers and environmental advocates alike is,
There are two items that can legally drop out of a car in California, according to the state’s vehicle code – specifically California Vehicle Code 23114, KTLA sister station KSEE/KGPE reports. According to the CHP, a driver can technically spill clear water onto the roadway or feathers from live birds. However, the law stipulates that
Back in September, we reported that California Governor Jerry Brown was interested in potentially stopping the sale of new vehicles with gasoline engines. At the time, no specific date had been chosen, as state lawmakers were only beginning to explore the idea. But a bill that will soon be introduced would put an end to
Royal Dutch Shell Plc and Toyota Motor Corp. Are starting cooperation. Shell will build seven fueling stations for hydrogen cars in California. California is planning to establish 100 retails for fill up the cars with hydrogen fuel cells, up to 2024. Up to 2050 Toyota is planning to stop traditional production and close all lineups
