The ACF regulation sets a pathway to transition medium- and heavy-duty vehicles from diesel engines to zero-emission vehicles (ZEVs) by 2042,
aiming for a significant reduction in carbon Bullet listemissions across California.
Registration with the HD I/M vehicle database
Twice-a-year smoke opacity testing or OBD data submission
Emissions control equipment inspection or OBD data submission
Resolution of all recalls and outstanding enforcement actions
Payment of an annual compliance fee
Maintaining diesel engine compliance with CARB is our priority.
Allowing us to maintain your records brings several benefits.
We keep track of all ownership records and emissions testing records to maintain your CARB compliance throughout the year.
Our team will make certain you meet
CARB regulation deadlines
Storing information as digital records allows for easy searches and immediate access.
We stay up to date on all diesel-related regulations and are connected to relevant state departments, ensuring your CARB compliance is always maintained.
We will provide automatic updates to advise when you need to take action to maintain compliance, helping you avoid fines or DMV registration holds.
We treat our clients like family and will do everything we can to help you succeed, ensuring your
satisfaction
and peace of mind.
All heavy-duty diesel trucks with a gross vehicle weight rating of 14,000 lbs must have a compliance certificate.
Older trucks must submit smoke opacity test results twice a year under the program. Trucks with an on-board diagnostic system can submit data remotely. The digital records we keep for you at Be CARB Compliant will simplify this task.
You must register your vehicle with the program and submit emissions testing results on time. You must resolve any outstanding compliance issues and pay an annual fee as well.
Heavy-duty trucks lacking an active compliance certificate will face registration denial. Keeping your CAARB compliance current is essential for your business operations.
Alongside truck testing, CARB is deploying remote diesel engine inspection equipment across the state. Receiving a Notice to Submit (NST) indicates that your vehicle did not pass the spot check. To maintain your CAARB compliance, it’s essential to have your truck tested and make the necessary repairs to address the issue.
27437 W 5th St #2
Highland, CA 92346
5420 W. Mission Blvd.
Ontario CA 91762
45 Rio Rancho Rd Unit 3A-2
Pomona, CA 91766
8171 Sierra Ave. Unit R,
Fontana, CA 92335
630 W Rialto Ave b8,
Rialto, CA 92376
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Hesperia, CA 92345
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Bloomington, CA 92316
CARB Heavy-Duty Inspection for
Diesel Trucks in California