The report, Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Passenger Vehicles in Manitoba supports aggressive vehicle emission reduction targets and incentives to get older cars off the road. A suggested new public education campaign - Green Driving, would promote increased fuel efficiency through regular vehicle maintenance and driving habits including tips on anti-idling. The government will also provide support for a new rapid transit corridor for the city of Winnipeg.

The board was formed under Manitoba's new Climate Change and Emissions Reduction Act. Minister Rondeau said the province supports the proposed California Air Resources Board model for vehicle emission reductions. The government implementation plan includes introducing the California Air Resources Board model for emission reductions pending approval in the United States and economic analysis on the impact on retailers in Manitoba.