California skirt laws

Not sure but while you're researching this, can you also find out why most of the grocers' fleet trailers who operate out of California do not have skirts?

 

First they required skirts then they said underride chunks of computer shaped plastics could do the same thing and now they have these thin little pieces they bolt onto the back of the trailer that eliminates drag and does the same thing as the skirt. I wouldn't even worry about it, there are no CARB police patrolling around.

 

I prefer short skirts.

 

I like about mid thigh myself... less chance of a wardrobe malfunction when I am getting into and out of my truck.

 

i agree 100%

 

If the trailer is newer than 2015 and has a skirt run it If it doesn't run it also, your not the manufacturer or salesman.

It's a trailer not a refer unit or Carb attracting truck.

 

Okay, is everybody through guessing and making wise-cracks?

This spells it out pretty well without having to wade through a bunch of legal jargon:

A Look at the California-Compliant Trailer

If you want a more detailed and probably more accurate explanation:

https://www.arb.ca.gov/cc/hdghg/hdghg_overview_web_pres.pdf

 

mini skirts

 

So glad i do not pull reefer, or dry van anymore. Seems like the State of fruits and nuts are so worried about Fuel economy, air pollution, clean air, and so forth. They better look at themselves first, as to state businesses, and the Smog issue that lingers over the entire L.A area on a daily basis. I can remeber when you could come off of Indio hill ( hwy 10) and seeall the way to L.A. Now you can barely see to Palm Springs. I believe there are other, more serious issues that need to be addressed first, before Californias air