RAAM Act

This bill would repeal the federal law that sets corporate average fuel economy (CAFE) standards for cars and light trucks, starting with model year 2029. It would add definitions to other federal laws that had relied on the repealed chapter, such as the meaning of "automobile" and "dual fueled automobile." It would bar states and local governments from adopting or enforcing laws requiring compliance with fuel economy standards for automobiles. It also states that buyers, makers, and sellers of motor vehicles have a right to be free from state laws inconsistent with this rule.

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Sponsors

• Mike Crapo Republican sponsor
• 5 cosponsors