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Re: Is Driving an 18-Wheeler Now "One of Those Jobs That Americans Won't Do?"
Author: RollinRollinrollin
Date: 03-28-2025 - 18:34
Mobile Source Control Division Wrote:
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> . Wrote:
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> > "And if the railroads would step up to the
> plate
> > and offer better service, we could get a lot of
> > this truck traffic off the roads"
> >
> > My understanding since California enacted AB5
> and
> > the 2010 CARB rule
> > Its greatly impending independent truckers in
> the
> > state
> > BNSF and UP constructed inland ports in Yuma,
> > Kingman, Las Vegas, Sparks and Klamath Falls to
> > bring trailers and containers to and from
> > California, bringing them to the banned out of
> > state truckers.
>
> Truck and Bus Regulation
>
>
> PRIMARY CONTACT
> TRUCRS Staff
>
> Email
> trucrs@arb.ca.gov
>
> Phone
> (866) 634-3735 / 866 6-DIESEL
>
> Mobile Source Control Division
>
> The Truck and Bus regulation has been in effect
> since December 2008, as of January 1, 2023, all
> diesel-powered vehicles operating in California,
> with a gross vehicle weight rating over 14,000
> lbs. must have a 2010 or newer engine and emission
> system with few exceptions.
>
> Affected vehicles that do not comply with the
> regulation will have their registration denied by
> the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV).
>
> Please email questions to trucrs@arb.ca.gov,
> include your Truck Regulations, Upload and
> Compliance Reporting System (TRUCRS)
> identification number, vehicle identification
> number(s) (VIN), and a detailed description of
>
See antique trucks, step onto train cars, take a ride on trolleys! Thousands of truck enthusiasts and rail fans will gather Sunday, May 4 at the Orange Empire Railway Museum in Perris, CA for the annual Antique Truck Show.
This one-day special event at Southern California’s railway heritage park will feature hundreds of restored, vintage trucks — from semis to pickups to delivery vehicles and farm equipment – in addition to rolling locomotives and street cars.
The event is co-sponsored by the American Truck Historical Society Southern California Chapter and the Orange Empire Railway Museum, whose missions are to preserve trucking and rail history in Southern California and the West.
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> . Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > "And if the railroads would step up to the
> plate
> > and offer better service, we could get a lot of
> > this truck traffic off the roads"
> >
> > My understanding since California enacted AB5
> and
> > the 2010 CARB rule
> > Its greatly impending independent truckers in
> the
> > state
> > BNSF and UP constructed inland ports in Yuma,
> > Kingman, Las Vegas, Sparks and Klamath Falls to
> > bring trailers and containers to and from
> > California, bringing them to the banned out of
> > state truckers.
>
> Truck and Bus Regulation
>
>
> PRIMARY CONTACT
> TRUCRS Staff
>
> trucrs@arb.ca.gov
>
> Phone
> (866) 634-3735 / 866 6-DIESEL
>
> Mobile Source Control Division
>
> The Truck and Bus regulation has been in effect
> since December 2008, as of January 1, 2023, all
> diesel-powered vehicles operating in California,
> with a gross vehicle weight rating over 14,000
> lbs. must have a 2010 or newer engine and emission
> system with few exceptions.
>
> Affected vehicles that do not comply with the
> regulation will have their registration denied by
> the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV).
>
> Please email questions to trucrs@arb.ca.gov,
> include your Truck Regulations, Upload and
> Compliance Reporting System (TRUCRS)
> identification number, vehicle identification
> number(s) (VIN), and a detailed description of
>
See antique trucks, step onto train cars, take a ride on trolleys! Thousands of truck enthusiasts and rail fans will gather Sunday, May 4 at the Orange Empire Railway Museum in Perris, CA for the annual Antique Truck Show.
This one-day special event at Southern California’s railway heritage park will feature hundreds of restored, vintage trucks — from semis to pickups to delivery vehicles and farm equipment – in addition to rolling locomotives and street cars.
The event is co-sponsored by the American Truck Historical Society Southern California Chapter and the Orange Empire Railway Museum, whose missions are to preserve trucking and rail history in Southern California and the West.
