Trump Revokes California's Ability To Set Its Own Emissions Standards

President Trump announced a move to change fuel efficiency standards to make cars cheaper and safer. This decision follows an investigation into California's deal with automakers to set stricter emissions standards than those proposed by the Trump administration. California has long influenced national emissions rules, with several states following its lead. The EPA aims to establish a single nationwide set of standards, potentially forcing automakers to choose between state and federal regulations.

What was the main reason President Trump gave for changing fuel efficiency standards?

• To increase car prices

• To make cars more expensive

• To produce cheaper and safer cars

• To reduce the number of cars on the road

Which automakers reached a deal with California to reduce emissions?

• Chevrolet, Tesla, Fiat, and Chrysler

• Ford, Honda, BMW, and Volkswagen

• Mazda, Subaru, Mitsubishi, and Suzuki

• Toyota, Nissan, Hyundai, and Kia

What percentage reduction in emissions per year was agreed upon by California and the automakers?

• 2.5%

• 5.2%

• 3.7%

• 4.0%

Which state has been influential in setting its own fuel efficiency standards?

• California

• New York

• Texas

• Florida

What is the EPA's reported goal regarding emission standards?

• To eliminate all emission standards

• To allow each state to set its own standards

• To increase emissions by 10%

• To establish a single nationwide set of standards