AB2075 regulates the use of internal combustion engines on forest, brush, and grass-covered lands in California to prevent fires.
AB2075 amends the Public Resources Code to mandate that internal combustion engines used on forest, brush, or grass-covered lands must be equipped with a spark arrester or maintained for fire prevention. It prohibits the use of certain engines without these safeguards unless they are part of specific exempted categories, such as vehicles with mufflers or turbocharged engines. The bill also requires the sale of certain engines to come with a warning label about the fire risk.
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