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Leno’s Law kicks into high gear at California Capitol
A classic car enthusiast and former “The Tonight Show” host, Leno urged support for a bill that would exempt collector cars from the state’s smog check law if their model year is at least 35 years old. Dubbed Leno’s Law, the bill appeared that day before the state Senate Transportation Committee.
A California lawmaker is teaming with comedian and renowned automotive enthusiast Jay Leno to seek an expansion of smog check exemptions for classic cars ... Greatest Places list A study ...
Informally known as “Leno’s Law” — named after the famous actor and car collector Jay Leno — Senate Bill 712 would “exempt a collector motor vehicle from the smog check requirement if ...
One of the bill's biggest backers is Jay Leno, to the point that it's been called “Leno's Law”. The proposed bill originally required the eligible collector cars to be insured, but that ...
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