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June 16, 2010 - Retail chain sold non-compliant vehicles and equipment.
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California Air Resources Board
Release 10-40
ARB settles with Pep Boys for $170,000 for emissions violations Retail chain sold non-compliant vehicles and equipment
SACRAMENTO – The Air Resources Board settled several enforcement actions with Pep Boys Auto for $170,000 last month for selling non-compliant vehicles and generators.
In California, all new on-road and off-road vehicles and engines sold or offered for sale must be certified to meet strict emissions standards. The Philadelphia, PA based Pep Boys offered for sale and sold several motorized scooters, generators, and one all-terrain vehicle that did not carry the correct certification.
May 19, 2010 - ARB settles air quality violations with Massachusetts company for $55,500
Release 10-35
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Settlement funds to be split between Peralta Community College and clean-air fund
SACRAMENTO – The California Air Resources Board last month settled with a Norwell, Mass., heavy-duty diesel fleet for $55,500 for failing to inspect its trucks for compliance with smoke emissions standards at fleet centers throughout the state
March 30, 2010 - West Sacramento company settles with ARB for $32,550 for diesel emissions violations
Diesel exhaust creates 70 percent of the airborne carcinogens in California's air. (this is a CARB Lie)
Release 10-29
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SACRAMENTO – The California Air Resources Board last month came to terms with a West Sacramento, Calif. produce company for $32,550 for failing to submit its TRU facility report.
ARB investigators found that NorCal Produce did not submit the required facility report by the 2006 deadline, as required by the transport refrigeration unit air toxic control measure.
“California is leading the way on air quality,” said ARB Enforcement Chief James Ryden. “By monitoring diesel emissions the state can set an example for the nation.
