California Code of Regulations › Title 13 - Motor Vehicles › Division 3 - Air Resources Board › Chapter 1 - Motor Vehicle Pollution Control Devices › Article 3.3 - Drayage Truck Requirements › Section 2014.2 - In-Use On-Road Heavy-Duty Drayage Trucks: Extensions

Current through Register 2024 Notice Reg. No. 28, July 12, 2024
Drayage truck owners or controlling parties may request the
					 following extensions if they comply with all applicable requirements. Any
					 extensions granted to a drayage truck owner or controlling party are not
					 transferrable to another owner or controlling party. The Executive Officer will
					 respond to extension requests as specified in sections
					 2014.2(a) and
					 2014.2(b).
(a) Vehicle Delivery Delay Extension. Drayage
				  truck owners or controlling parties may request an extension as specified in
				  sections 2014.1(a)(4)(E)
				  and 2014.1(a)(6)(E)
				  until a zero-emission vehicle they have ordered is received if they have placed
				  an order for a zero-emission vehicle prior to the drayage truck owner's or
				  controlling party's next applicable compliance date as specified in section
				  2014.1(a)(1)(C),
				  but the zero-emission vehicle cannot be delivered to the drayage truck owner or
				  controlling party by the next applicable compliance date for reasons beyond the
				  drayage truck owner's or controlling party's control. The drayage truck owner
				  or controlling party must meet the following criteria:
(1) The drayage truck owner or controlling
				  party must email the following information to TRUCRS@arb.ca.gov no later than
				  February 1 of each calendar year, with extension filing occurring during the
				  month of January during each calendar year:
(A) VIN of the legacy drayage truck for which
				  the extension is being requested.
(B) A purchase agreement or a truck leasing
				  agreement that meets the following criteria:
1. It is a written, signed and dated legally
				  binding contract. The extension cannot be claimed if the purchase or lease
				  agreement is modified by the drayage truck owner or controlling party within
				  one year of the compliance deadline. Letters of intent or other agreements that
				  are not binding, or that are contingent upon other decisions that remain
				  unresolved within one year of the upcoming deadline, are not sufficient to
				  qualify for the extension;
2. It
				  identifies the specific zero-emission vehicle that the owner or controlling
				  party committed to purchase, or that the owner or controlling party committed
				  to lease a specific model of zero-emission vehicle, the date of the purchase or
				  lease and either that the purchase is for immediate delivery to the drayage
				  truck owner or controlling party in California or that the lease term was to
				  begin as of a certain date; and
3.
				  It shows the new zero-emission vehicle was ordered at least one year prior to
				  the next upcoming removal of a legacy drayage truck that has reached the
				  minimum useful life threshold of section
				  2014.1(a)(1)(C).
				  If the order was placed before January 1, 2024, the purchase agreement must
				  show the order was placed on or before October 1, 2023.