California carpool exemptions expire, quashing yellow-sticker envy

Jul 2nd 2011
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It appears like it is time to kiss that sweet HOV goodbye for lone California hybrid drivers. No, there hasn’t been a spike in Clean Air Vehicle sticker thievery — this time it’s official. Based on the California DMV, those little yellow stickers that when gave hybrid owners the correct to ride solo in carpool lanes have expired, leaving some 85,000 drivers to fall per the remainder of the state’s commuters. You’ll forgive us if we do not shed a tear over this announcement.

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