Conference sessions will examine on-board diagnostics and their role in the clean air programs of the future. In the past, the conference has attracted participants and speakers from across the United States and from countries around the world, including Canada, Mexico, England, Germany and others. The conference will kick off Sept. 15 at 2 p.m. with a panel session and group discussion moderated by Marty Keller of the Bureau of Automotive Repair in California. Participants will explore ways for auto repairs to be made effectively and in compliance with the new emissions testing technology. Other sessions will include discussion of remote sensing, a technology that would allow a vehicle's identification and emissions status to be reported to a remote location.
Highlighted sessions follow.
The session will include panelists from Cairo, Taiwan and Mexico. Participants will include representatives from the U.S. EPA, Subaru, Sierra Research and more. The National Center for Vehicle Emissions Control and Safety recently established on-board diagnostics center through funding from a major federal grant. Get our releases via E-Mail. This page has been accessed 177 times.