CTC INTELLIGENCE
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
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OBD Testing
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Opacity Testing

CTC Intelligence

CTC-VIS Support
WHERE WE SERVE
California testing. Nationwide automation.

Mobile testing across Southern California
• Orange County
• Riverside County
• Inland Empire
• North San Diego County

CTC Intelligence works anywhere in the country
• No activation fees
• 100% CARB compliant
• Zero downtime
• Plug-and-play setup
WHERE WE SERVE
California testing. Nationwide automation.
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.
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.
Certain vehicles may be exempt including gasoline-powered vehicles, military tactical vehicles, some personal-use motorhomes, historical vehicles, and zero-emission vehicles.
Many vehicles currently test twice per year, with some vehicles expected to move to four times per year beginning in 2027.
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.

