CARB settles with Smart Refrigerated for $23,000 over emissions violations

Mar 19, 2010

The California Air Resources Board said it settled with Smart Refrigerated Transport for $23,000 this month for diesel emissions violations at its Modesto facility. CARB says an investigation showed Smart Refrigerated Transport failed to inspect its diesel vehicles properly in 2008.

The law requires owners of California-registered truck fleets to inspect their vehicles regularly to ensure that their engine emissions meet state air quality standards.

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