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Below Are Some Common Questions About Vehicle Labeling Services
Fleets that have reported online through DOORS will receive their EINs immediately upon approval of their fleet. EINs are view-able by logging into your DOORS account and selecting “View EINs” from the drop-down menu. Fleets that have reported via hard copy forms will have their EINs mailed directly to them.
Once you have received your numbers you must label your equipment within thirty (30) days. You can purchase stickers or paint the numbers directly onto the vehicle. The California Air Resources Board requires that the background must be red with white lettering that is 3” tall and 1½“wide. Place the EINs on the outside of the vehicle, approximately 5 feet above ground level. If the vehicle is not 5 feet tall, the EIN can be placed lower on the vehicle. Furthermore, the EIN must be maintained in a manner that retains its legibility for the entire life of the vehicle.
Be Carb Compliant offers a full range of affordable labeling services.
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The Engine Emission Control Label (ECL) is a label that the Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) places on the block of your engine. It contains vital information regarding your engine: engine manufacturer, engine model, family, model year, on-road or off-road, engine use, and engine emission certification. The engine serial number is usually found on the engine itself.
Because this ECL data is extremely important, care should be taken to preserve it.
If you are stopped at a roadside inspection and you do not have a legible ECL label, the California Resource Board can give you an $800 citation!
Many people in the trucking industry are used to handling problems on their own. However, when it comes to CARB regulations, there’s nothing wrong with asking for a hand. Our friendly staff will help you navigate the system to keep your equipment active and on the road. We take the headaches out of CARB compliance!
