The Road To Change

1️⃣ Where We Are Now

• Agencies like CARB are making sweeping policy changes without requiring public scientific studies or direct legislative approval.
  
  

• Diesel motorhomes — once exempt for good reason — are now treated like commercial freight trucks, with devastating economic and personal impacts.
  
  

• Public awareness of this overreach is still low, but growing.
  
  

2️⃣ How We Got Here

• Over decades, unelected regulatory agencies gained increasing control over environmental and transportation policy.
  
  

• Most voters — and many elected officials — didn't realize how much unchecked authority was accumulating.
  
  

• In a state like California, where one political party holds dominant power, challenging agencies like CARB has become even harder.
  
  

3️⃣ What It Will Take to Achieve Change

• Sustained public pressure through letters, emails, and media exposure.
  
  

• Building a broad coalition of RV owners, small businesses, freedom advocates, and concerned citizens.
  
  

• Raising public awareness so that even elected officials who currently ignore the problem will be forced to respond.
  
  

• Consistently demanding transparency, accountability, and a return to voter and legislative control over major policy decisions.
  
  

4️⃣ Why It Won’t Happen Overnight

• CARB is entrenched.
  
  

• Political inertia is strong.
  
  

• True reforms will require months or even years of consistent public engagement.
  
  

✅ But that’s how all meaningful reforms in history have happened — through persistence and unity.

5️⃣ How You Can Help — Right Now

• Visit our Participation Kit page to send letters and emails.
  
  

• Join our Facebook Group to stay connected, share ideas, and build momentum.
  
  

• Spread the word to other RV owners and freedom-loving citizens.
  
  

• Never underestimate the power of persistence.
  
  

✅ The squeaky wheel gets the oil.
✅ The persistent voice eventually gets heard.

Every mile we travel down this road brings us closer to restoring accountability, transparency, and the freedom to roam without unfair burdens.