Plan to ban gas-powered cars in Connecticut appears to hit roadblock

A plan to stop the sale of gas-powered cars in Connecticut appears headed for a rerouting. On Tuesday, lawmakers were poised to vote on ending purchases of those vehicles by 2035. But that vote seems unlikely to happen. Governor Lamont will now hold a news conference in its place to talk about electric vehicles. It’s happening at the same time a legislative committee was expected to vote on whether the state should ban the sale of new, gas-powered vehicles by 2035. The goal was to match California’s car emissions regulations...