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Enhanced Fleet Modernization Program

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9b3d2State & Local

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The Enhanced Fleet Modernization Program (EFMP) is designed to assist low-income California residents in reducing vehicle emissions by providing financial incentives to scrap older, higher-polluting vehicles. Participants in air districts with active EFMP programs can receive funds to either purchase cleaner replacement vehicles or acquire alternative mobility options such as transit passes or bicycles. This voluntary program aims to promote advanced technology and improve air quality across the state. Administered by California Transportation Grants under the solicitation number 9b3d2, the program is focused on eligible residents living within California. Those interested in participation or seeking more information can reach out via the Medium- and Heavy-Duty Vehicle Hotline at the provided contact email. The program supports the state’s environmental goals by encouraging the transition to cleaner transportation choices among economically disadvantaged communities.

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Financial incentives help low-income Californians scrap old vehicles for cleaner transportation options.

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AgencyCalifornia Transportation Grants
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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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