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CARB ACF Demands
Careful Management
Accurate CAARB compliance records are crucial for adhering to state regulations.
Without proof of proper maintenance and testing of your diesel equipment, you risk facing fines and holds on your registration. Don’t allow misplaced paperwork to keep your vehicles off the road!
The updated Heavy Duty I/M regulations require more frequent opacity testing and OBD data submissions than in previous years. Falling behind on these processes can jeopardize the status of your CAARB compliance certificate. Maintaining accurate records is vital for ensuring your business continues to thrive.
At CAARB Compliant, our CAARB compliance recordkeeping services securely store all information related to your adherence to regulations. We maintain digital copies of compliance data for each vehicle in your fleet. With our diesel recordkeeping services, we can alert you to upcoming deadlines and provide necessary documentation to resolve any issues. A call to our friendly team will alleviate the headaches associated with CAARB compliance.
Advanced Clean Fleets Timeline
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.
2024: State and local government fleets must ensure that 50% of new vehicle purchases are ZEVs, increasing to 100% by 2027.
2025: High-priority and federal fleets must begin phasing out internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles as they reach the end of their useful life and replace them exclusively with ZEVs.
2035: All drayage trucks (vehicles transporting goods to and from ports and railyards) must be ZEVs.
2036: Manufacturers will only be allowed to sell medium- and heavy-duty ZEVs in California.
2042: All remaining vehicles covered by the regulation must be ZEVs.
BENEFITS
Benefits of CAARB Compliance Recordkeeping
Keeping your equipment in service is our priority.
Allowing us to maintain your records offers several benefits:
Accuracy
We keep track of all ownership and testing records to maintain your compliance throughout the year.
Digital Access
Storing information in digital form allows for easy searches and immediate access to your compliance documents.
Industry Knowledge
We stay up to date on all diesel-related regulations and maintain connections with relevant state departments to ensure you have the latest information.
Centralized Approach
We keep your data safe and secure, so you always know where to find it when needed.
Regular Communication
We provide automatic updates to advise you when action is required to maintain compliance, ensuring you never miss a deadline.
Client-Centered Business
We treat our clients like family and are dedicated to doing everything possible to help you succeed.
TESTIMONIALS
What others are saying
Do You Know Your CAARB
Compliance Status?
If you have questions about your compliance status, feel free to contact us. With our industry experience, we can help you find a solution. Our mission is to resolve your compliance issues and get your equipment back to work efficiently.
Questions About CAARB Recordkeeping?
Below Are Some Common Questions About CAARB Records
Why Do I Need to Keep Accurate Records?
CAARB regulations require that diesel equipment be registered with the state, along with data about emissions. Failing to submit accurate records can result in fines and registration holds. With the initiation of the CAARB HD I/M program, having quick access to your fleet information is critical.
How Long Do I Need to Keep Records on File?
You must keep smoke opacity testing results and other records for at least two years. Digital recordkeeping makes it easy to access older information.
Shouldn’t I Keep My Own Records?
You may want to keep personal copies of some records, but they can become increasingly difficult to organize as your fleet grows. By allowing us to handle the recordkeeping, you eliminate a major headache from your business.
How Often Do I Need to Share Records to Stay in CARB Compliance?
The HD I/M program requires emissions data submission for each vehicle twice a year. However, if a remote testing station identifies a failed test, you may need to file information unexpectedly.
What Kinds of Vehicles Require Recordkeeping Services?
CARB regulations apply to both on-road and off-road diesel equipment, though the requirements vary. For instance, the HD I/M regulations primarily target heavy-duty on-road vehicles. We can also assist you in keeping other equipment, such as TRUs and off-road vehicles, in CARB compliance.
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CARB Heavy-Duty Inspection for
Diesel Trucks in California
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8171 Sierra Ave. Unit S, Fontana, CA 92335, United States
