Postpones the implementation and enforcement of the advanced clean trucks regulations by the department of environmental conservation.

Assembly Bill A06359, introduced in March 2025, aimed to delay the implementation and enforcement of the Department of Environmental Conservation's Advanced Clean Trucks regulations until January 1, 2027. These regulations require manufacturers of medium-duty and heavy-duty trucks to sell an increasing percentage of zero-emission vehicles. The bill was referred to the Environmental Conservation Committee but did not progress further and died in committee in January 2026.

Supporters of the bill, including some legislators and industry representatives, argued that postponing the regulations would provide manufacturers and businesses additional time to adapt to the new requirements, potentially reducing economic strain and allowing for the development of more cost-effective zero-emission technologies.

Opponents, including environmental advocacy groups, contended that delaying the regulations would hinder progress toward reducing greenhouse gas emissions and combating climate change. They emphasized the urgency of transitioning to cleaner transportation options and expressed concern that postponement could undermine New York's environmental goals.