A California bill is gaining attention from a well-known supporter. Jay Leno, a former TV host, is backing the proposed law. The legislation aims to benefit car collectors in the state.
It would provide exemptions for certain vehicles, although specifics are not available here. Further information about the bill can be found through local news sources, including KRON4, which is covering the story and its potential impact on car enthusiasts in the San Francisco area.
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