NEXT YEAR. HAPPENING TONIGHT, PEOPLE WILL GATHER IN SACRAMENTO TO CELEBRATE ONE YEAR SINCE THE NO CRUISING ORDINANCE WAS REVEALED WAS REPEALED, I SHOULD SAY. THE SACRAMENTO LOW RIDING COMMISSION SAYS LOW RIDING HAS ALWAYS BEEN ART ON WHEELS, NOT A CRIME. THEY SAY THE REPEAL HAS SPARKED MOVEMENTS THROUGHOUT CALIFORNIA. RIGHT NOW THERE IS A BILL MOVING FORWARD TO REPEAL THE CRUISING BAN STATEWIDE. THE COMMISSION SAYS THEY TEAMED UP WITH SMUD HELP YOUTH BUILD AN ELECTRIC LOW RIDER AND ARE SHOWING THEIR CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE CITY. AMAZING THE WORK THAT WE’RE DOING AND SHOWING THE COMMUNITY HOW IMPORTANT LOW RIDERS ARE IN OUR CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE COMMUNITY. WE WANTED TO CHANGE THE PERSPECTIVE OF HOW WE WERE VIEWED. I THINK WHEN YOU THINK OF LOW RIDERS, IT’S COMMUNITY. IT’S YOU KNOW, A LOT OF BUSINESS LEADERS, BUSINESS OWNERS, TEACHERS, LAWYERS. THE COMMISSION SAYS IT’S ALSO PLANNING EXHIBITS WITH SACRAMENTO MUSEUMS AND A TRAVELING LOWRIDER EXHIBIT WITH THE SMITHSONIAN TONIGHT CELEBRATING IS AT MILLER PARK. IT STARTS AT FIVE AN