Gov. Newsom signs 'Jay Leno's Law' to expand smog exemptions for classic cars
Governor Gavin Newsom signed legislation expanding smog exemptions for specific classic cars, a bill known as Jay Leno's Law. He also signed a measure authorizing the DMV to create custom license plates celebrating lowrider culture. Both actions took place during an event at Jay Leno's garage.
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a new law this week in Jay Leno's garage that provides smog exemptions for certain classic cars. He also signed a bill allowing the DMV to create custom license plates celebrating lowriders.
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