CARB Compliance
Much of the frustration surrounding CARB regulations revolves around not being able to find accurate, up to date information. There is no better resource to find accurate information on the regulations than CARB’s website. However, CARB’s website is vast and can be difficult to navigate.
Below we have provided direct links to the CARB home pages associated with many of the regulations and incentive programs currently in place.
On Road Regulations
- Garbage Collection Trucks (Refuse Rule)
- Public Fleets
- Port Trucks
- Private Buses and Trucks
- School Buses
Cummins West Fact Sheets
- Download the Cummins West Quick Reference Guide on the CARB Truck & Bus rule
Off Road Regulations
- Mobile Off Road Equipment (Construction, Mining, Industrial, Ground Support)
- Cargo Handling Equipment at Ports
- Mobile Agricultural Equipment (Farm Tractors)
Portable Equipment
- Portable Equipment Registration Program (PERP) - register your portable equipment with the state
- The Portable Equipment Regulation
Stationary Equipment
Stationary Equipment is primarily regulated by the local air districts. Here is a link to a map of all the air districts in the state as well as a link to their websites http://www.arb.ca.gov/capcoa/dismap.htm
There will be key changes made to the emissions standards for stationary emergency standby generators in 2011. See our Frequently Asked Questions - 2011 Stationary Emissions PDF document that summarizes these changes.
Incentive Programs
- Carl Moyer Program – Provides incentive money to replace, repower and retrofit diesel equipment http://www.arb.ca.gov/msprog/moyer/moyer.htm
- Goods Movement Emission Reduction Program – Incentive money for equipment dedicated to moving goods throughout California http://www.arb.ca.gov/bonds/gmbond/gmbond.htm
We recognize that even, if you’ve found information on the regulation that pertains to you, it still might be difficult translate it into terms that are meaningful to you. If you cannot find the answer you are looking for on one of the above links or would like some help in understanding what it all means, please contact the engine sales representative at your local Cummins West branch or submit an inquiry and a representative from Cummins West will contact you.