The Enhanced Fleet Modernization Program (EFMP) is a voluntary vehicle scrap program that promotes advanced technology for California residents who have low incomes. Low-income California residents who live in an air district that implements an EFMP program are eligible for these incentive funds if they scrap their older, higher polluting vehicle and purchase a cleaner vehicle or receive an eligible mobility option, such as transit passes or a bicycle, in lieu of a replacement vehicle.
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Assembly Bill (AB) 630 (Cooper, Chapter 636, Statutes of 2017) requires the California Air Resources Board (CARB or Board) to set specific and measurable goals annually for the Enhanced Fleet Modernization (EFMP) Scrap Only and the Clean Cars 4 All Scrap-and-Replace programs.
The purpose of this light-duty transportation equity program is to reduce fleet emissions by accelerating the turnover of the existing fleet and the subsequent replacement with newer, cleaner, and more efficient vehicles. Reducing emissions from the existing fleet is a component of California’s State Implementation Plan for meeting air quality standards and supports efforts to meet the State’s 2030 climate change goals.
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