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Check if your car has an open recall Check To Protect

RIGHT NOW, 50 MILLION VEHICLES ON THE ROAD HAVE OPEN RECALLS.

Per the California Air Resource Board (CARB), the CTC is a new regulation that tests the emissions control systems of heavy-duty vehicles for proper operation. CTC applies to nearly all diesel and alternative fuel heavy-duty vehicles with a gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) of over 14,000 pounds that operate on California public roads. This includes both in-state and out-of-state vehicles, as well as public vehicles; motorcoaches; transit, s, and school buses; hybrid vehicles; commercial vehicles; personal vehicles; California registered motorhomes; single vehicle fleets; and vehicles registered out of California (not including motorhomes).
To comply with Clean Truck Check and avoid a registration hold, vehicle owners are required to:
• Pay an annual compliance fee.
• Submit passing periodic tests.
• Ensure emissions equipment is functioning properly.
Vehicle owners are responsible for maintaining accurate account information and must update vehicle information within 30 calendar days of a transaction to purchase or sell a vehicle.
The DMV automatically places CARB NON-COMPLIANT (SB210) holds on vehicles not compliant with the CTC. (BPA has been noticed as a Q212 error). Fees may still be posted with DMV if a stop is placed on the vehicle.
Companies must create an account on the CTC-VIS portal and add their fleet of qualifying vehicles (diesel and alternative fuel heavy-duty vehicles with a GVWR over 14,000 pounds) to obtain a compliance certificate.
CTC-VIS Portal: https://cleantruckcheck.arb.ca.gov/
Once the compliance certificate is issued, the hold is automatically removed 3-5 business days after a vehicle's compliance certificate issue date.
As with all regulations, the information above is subject to change. To stay updated on Clean Truck Check, visit the TruckStop website arb.ca.gov/cleantruckcheck,

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