Cleaner Transportation Access for All Act

Extended Tax Credits for Used Vehicles: This provision extends the credit for previously-owned clean vehicles through December 31, 2031, providing long-term relief for buyers of used electric vehicles (Section 2).

Extended Clean Vehicle Credit: The bill extends the clean vehicle credit through December 31, 2031, allowing more time for people to benefit from these tax incentives (Section 3).

Increased Residential Charging Credits: For individuals installing charging equipment at a residence, the credit is increased from 30 percent to 50 percent (Section 4).

Expanded Infrastructure Access: The bill expands the use of exempt facility bonds for zero-emission vehicle infrastructure, which includes property used to charge or fuel vehicles for the general public, residents of multi-family buildings, or employees at workplaces (Section 5).

Enhanced Support for Tourism and Travel: The bill directs the Joint Office of Energy and Transportation and the Federal Highway Administration to include planning for charging infrastructure that supports popular travel corridors, destinations, and national parks (Section 8 and Section 9).

Community Charging Flexibility: The bill allows for the use of curbside designs for electric vehicle charging, which can help support community charging through distributed or co-located ports (Section 10).