Freedom to Fuel Act

Fewer rules for fuel and containers

If enacted, this bill would change the Clean Air Act definition of "consumer or commercial product." It would exclude portable fuel containers, fuels and fuel additives regulated under section 211, and motor vehicles, non-road vehicles, and non-road engines as defined in section 216. That would remove these items from the section 183 consumer-product rules and likely reduce regulatory obligations for manufacturers, fuel producers, and sellers. Households might pay less for some products but could face weaker pollution or safety protections. The text provided does not include an effective date or sunset.