CTC INTELLIGENCE

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Clean truck check compliance — Local & automated nationwide

Mobile OBD and Opacity testing across Southern California, plus CTC Intelligence, the plug-and-play device that automates emissions testing nationwide.

CARB-certified testers

8+ years experience

Two Ways to Stay Compliant

Whether you need testing in California or automated compliance for your fleet anywhere in the country.

I Need Testing in California

Mobile OBD and Opacity testing. We come to you across LA, OC, Riverside, Inland Empire, and San Diego.

I Need Automated Fleet Compliance

CTC Intelligence: plug-and-play device that runs emissions testing automatically. Works nationwide.

OUR SERVICES

Reliable Testing & Smart Compliance Solutions

OBD Testing

Certified diesel emission testing for vehicles with 2013 and newer engines.
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Opacity Testing

Professional opacity and smoke testing for 2012 and older diesel engines.
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FEATURED

CTC Intelligence

Plug-and-play device that automates Clean Truck Check testing nationwide.
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CTC-VIS Support

Hassle-free CARB CTC-VIS portal registration and compliance support.
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WHERE WE SERVE

California testing. Nationwide automation.

Mobile testing across Southern California

• Los Angeles County
• Orange County
• Riverside County
• Inland Empire
• North San Diego County

CTC Intelligence works anywhere in the country

• No shipping fees
• No activation fees
• 100% CARB compliant
• Zero downtime
• Plug-and-play setup

WHERE WE SERVE

California testing. Nationwide automation.

What Is CARB Clean Truck Check?

The California Air Resources Board (CARB) Clean Truck Check program, also known as the Heavy-Duty Inspection and Maintenance (HD I/M) program, is a statewide emissions compliance program for heavy-duty diesel and alternative fuel vehicles operating in California.

Who Needs Clean Truck Check Testing?

Most diesel vehicles with a Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR) over 14,000 pounds operating in California are required to comply with the Clean Truck Check program, including owner operators, fleets, and many out-of-state vehicles.

What Vehicles Are Exempt?

Certain vehicles may be exempt including gasoline-powered vehicles, military tactical vehicles, some personal-use motorhomes, historical vehicles, and zero-emission vehicles.

How Often Do Trucks Need Testing?

Many vehicles currently test twice per year, with some vehicles expected to move to four times per year beginning in 2027.

What Happens If My Truck Fails?

If a vehicle fails inspection, repairs must be completed before the vehicle can return to compliance. Failure to maintain compliance may result in DMV registration holds, fines, or enforcement actions.

Managing 5+ trucks? We have fleet solutions.

Mobile testing, automated CTC Intelligence devices, and dedicated fleet support. Reduce downtime and simplify compliance across your entire operation.

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