Neighborhood Electric Vehicle Tour in El Segundo

Asm. Muratsuchi and city officials posing with a Neighborhood Electric Vehicle
Asm. Muratsuchi and city officials posing with a Neighborhood Electric Vehicle
Asm. Muratsuchi with city officials, driving through neighborhood in a Neighborhood Electric Vehicle
Asm. Muratsuchi with city officials, driving through neighborhood in a Neighborhood Electric Vehicle
Asm. Muratsuchi speaking with city officials in parking lot
Asm. Muratsuchi speaking with city officials in parking lot
Asm. Muratsuchi and city officials in discussion around table
Asm. Muratsuchi and city officials in discussion around table

I am proud to be a leader on the future of Neighborhood Electric Vehicles (NEVs). My bill, AB 2432, would allow any city in County of Los Angeles to create their own NEV transportation networks including signage, dedicated lanes, and street markings. These small, zero-emission vehicles are a great option to reduce congestion and increase parking capacity for many of the routine trips that people take around town.

Today, I toured the City of El Segundo with Mayor Drew Boyles and members of the South Bay Cities Council of Governments (SBCCOG), who showed me how the City plans to incorporate NEVs into their road network. I want to thank Mayor Boyles, Mayor Pro Tem Chris Pimentel, SBCCOG Executive Jacki Bacharach, SBCCOG Chair John Cruikshank, and SBCCOG Senior Project managers David Leger and Aaron Baum for organizing this tour.

I look forward to getting AB 2432 signed into law this year so that cities across LA County can revitalize their local travel networks!