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Geotab integrates protocol for California Air Resources Board compliance

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Geotab announced the integration of the J1979-2 protocol into its Clean Truck Check compliance solution with the California Air Resources Board. This integration enables standardized and secure access to vehicle emissions data directly from compliant telematics devices. Geotab stated that this allows fleets operating in California to streamline compliance processes and minimize unnecessary vehicle downtime.

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The integration addresses the Heavy-Duty Inspection and Maintenance program requirements set by the California Air Resources Board. By automating the collection and transmission of required emissions data, Geotab aims to reduce the administrative burden on fleets. This advancement in emissions compliance technology is relevant as the California Air Resources Board implements new climate disclosure mandates.

The California Air Resources Board is implementing a new climate disclosure regime that requires regulated entities to disclose their greenhouse gas emissions reports.

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Who's involved

  • GeotabCanadian technology company integrating protocols to ensure compliance with CARB regulations
  • California Air Resources BoardClean air agency setting regulations for heavy-duty vehicles in California
  • ToyotaJapanese multinational automotive manufacturer that has formed a global business alliance with Geotab

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  • Port of SavannahSpeculative

    The Port of Savannah may experience improved freight flow due to reduced fleet downtime enabled by the compliance solution.

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