How much is the fine for running in California without the proper emissions?

Discussion in 'Trucking Industry Regulations' started by texasmorrell, Jun 3, 2013.

  1. texasmorrell

    texasmorrell Medium Load Member

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    I'm sure this question has been asked before but I can't find it in the forum. I would also like to know where I can find that law in the books. I would also like to know where to find Federal fines and laws as well.
     
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  3. Dewey120

    Dewey120 Road Train Member

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    During the last Landstar WebEx concernig CARB the rep they had from CA ARB said its a fix it ticket if your caught in CA without a DPF. The fine depends on the company size and some other variables. So basically his answer was that he doesn't even know. He said a fix it ticket can range from $500 to $1,500 if your a repeat offender of the CARB rule.

    I think most people like me who have a non-compliant engine are just going to either boycott CA or wait until after the new year and see what happens.
     
  4. Lone Ranger 13

    Lone Ranger 13 Road Train Member

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    I heard it is a minimum of $ 1000.
     
  5. scythe08

    scythe08 Road Train Member

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    I had also read somewhere, and I don't know how they would do this, but if they were able to somehow know that you weren't CARB compliant at the ports of entry that they would deny you entrance into California. But I'll be ###### if I can find where I saw that. It was ealier this year so maybe it's old, out of date news by now
     
  6. Upright

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    This is true. I was denied entry at the port of san diego couple months ago. They actually check via carbs website. I was told that rig wasnt compliant. So I had to drive rig back to ontario yard, fly to San Francisco, pick up the new rig that is carb compliant and drive back down to san diego for the job. My boss says hes selling it out of state rather than invest to get it compliant. The rig only has 115k miles very low for an 06.
     
  7. Upright

    Upright Medium Load Member

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  8. Real Deal

    Real Deal Medium Load Member

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    Only believe half of what you read and none of what you hear. Dont believe any of what some of these crackerheads on here heard.
     
  9. Boardhauler

    Boardhauler Road Train Member

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    How can this be when there are currently no CARB regs in place?
     
  10. Upright

    Upright Medium Load Member

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    What?? The model year engine is a 2006. Look at the compliance schedule from the link I just posted
     
  11. Homemade1959

    Homemade1959 Light Load Member

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    You are right I own a 2004 I can legally go into California until dec 31 2013.
     
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