The Case Against Vehicle Emissions Testing in Texas

The Case Against Vehicle Emissions Testing in Texas

Texans spend hundreds of millions of dollars each year on vehicle emissions testing, despite 95% of vehicles passing on the first try and air quality continuing to improve. The program is now expanding to Bexar County, adding hundreds of thousands more drivers to the...
The Path to Long-Lasting Property Tax Relief in Texas

The Path to Long-Lasting Property Tax Relief in Texas

Texans are tired of renting their property from the government, and temporary cuts have not delivered real relief because local taxes and spending keep rising faster than the Legislature can offset them. This whitepaper lays out a clear solution: put taxpayers in...
Making America and Texas Healthy Again

Making America and Texas Healthy Again

America’s health is in crisis. Chronic disease is rising, life expectancy is falling, and children now face conditions once rare. For decades, government health bureaucracies have sided with big corporations instead of families, subsidizing junk food, promoting forced...
The Case for Eliminating Vehicle Emissions Testing in Texas

The Case for Eliminating Vehicle Emissions Testing in Texas

SUPERSEDED — An updated version of this paper was published in 2026. Please refer to the current version for the most accurate analysis. Texans spend more than $335 million each year on vehicle emissions testing, a program that delivers little measurable benefit but...