Cal. Code Regs. tit. 13 § 2015.3

Current through Register 2024 Notice Reg. No. 50, December 13, 2024

Section 2015.3 - High Priority and Federal Fleets Exemptions and Extensions

Fleet owners may request the following exemptions or extensions if their California fleets comply with all applicable requirements. Fleet owners requesting or utilizing any exemptions or extensions must meet applicable reporting and recordkeeping requirements for each exemption or extension as specified in sections 2015.4 and 2015.5. Any exemptions or extensions granted to a fleet owner are not transferrable to another fleet owner. The Executive Officer will respond to exemption or extension requests as specified in section 2015.4(k).

(a) Backup Vehicle Exemption. Fleet owners may designate vehicles as backup vehicles during the January reporting period as specified in section 2015.4(b) and renew such designations annually only if the criteria in (1) and (2) below are satisfied:

(1) The vehicle is operated less than 1,000 miles per year excluding any mileage travelled under contract while performing emergency operations in support of a declared emergency event; and

(2) The fleet owner must report the vehicle as a backup vehicle and must submit odometer readings as specified in section 2015.4(f).

(3) Backup vehicles that no longer meet the criteria specified in (1) and (2) above cannot be operated in California and must be removed from the California fleet if the vehicle is out of compliance with section 2015.1, or the fleet is out of compliance with section 2015.2.

(b) Daily Usage Exemption. Fleet owners may request an exemption as specified in sections 2015.1(c)(2) and 2015.2(f)(2) to purchase a new ICE vehicle of the same configuration as an ICE vehicle being replaced as specified in section 2015.3(b)(1) if no new BEV is available to purchase that can meet the demonstrated daily usage needs of any existing vehicles of the same configuration in the fleet, as determined by the criteria specified in section 2015.3(b)(2) through (5). If approved, fleet owners must place their new ICE vehicle orders within 180 calendar days, and government fleet owners must place their new ICE vehicle orders within one year, from the date the exemption is granted. Fleet owners may request this exemption only if at least ten percent of their California fleet is comprised of ZEVs or NZEVs. The Executive Officer will not approve exemption requests for a vehicle configuration that is available to purchase as: an NZEV; an FCEV; a Class 2b or 3 BEV with a rated energy capacity of at least 150 kilowatt-hours; a Class 7 or 8 BEV tractor or BEV three-axle bus with a rated energy capacity of at least 1,000 kilowatt-hours; a Class 4 through 6 BEV with a rated energy capacity of at least 325 kilowatt-hours; or a Class 7 or 8 BEV that is not a tractor or three-axle bus with a rated energy capacity of at least 450 kilowatt-hours. The fleet owner must submit the following information by email to TRUCRS@arb.ca.gov to apply:

(1) Submit the make, model, weight class, configuration, and a photograph of the ICE vehicle to be replaced.

(2) Identify the BEV that is available to purchase in the same weight class and configuration with the highest rated energy capacity available. Submit the make, model, weight class, configuration, and rated energy capacity of the identified BEV.

(3) Calculate the range of the vehicle identified in section 2015.3(b)(2) in miles by dividing the rated energy capacity of the identified BEV by the following factors: for Class 2b through 3 vehicles, 0.6 kilowatt-hours per mile; for Class 4 through 6 vehicles, 1.3 kilowatt-hours per mile; for Class 7 and 8 vehicles that are not tractors, 1.8 kilowatt-hours per mile; for Class 7 and 8 tractors, 2.1 kilowatt-hours per mile. For vehicles that operate truck-mounted or integrated equipment while stationary, in lieu of calculating the needed rated energy capacity based on vehicle miles travelled, the needed rated energy capacity is the same as measured BEV energy use specified in section 2015.3(b)(3)(A). Submit the calculation and results.

(A) In lieu of calculating range as specified in section 2015.3(b)(3), fleet owners may instead submit measured BEV energy use data from BEVs of the same configuration already operated on similar daily assignments to substantiate their exemption request. Information must include vehicle loading and weight data, route grade, average ambient daily temperature, vehicle miles travelled per day, energy used to drive, and state of charge at the beginning and end of the daily shift to show typical daily energy usage for the BEV, over five consecutive business days. For vehicles that operate truck-mounted or integrated equipment while stationary, the information must also include the energy used while stationary and number of hours such truck-mounted or integrated equipment is operated each day.

(4) Submit a daily usage report for a period of at least 30 consecutive workdays from within the last 12 months using telemetry data or other data collection system that tracks daily mileage and energy use, and hours of vehicle operation if applicable, for all ICE vehicles of the same weight class and configuration of the vehicle to be replaced. Fleet owners that have a mutual aid agreement to send vehicles to assist other entities during a declared emergency event may alternatively submit this report from within the last 60 months. The report must include the daily miles traveled and energy used to drive for each ICE vehicle of the same weight class and configuration of the vehicle to be replaced. Identify the lowest mileage or energy use reading for each day and, except for public agency utilities, exclude the three highest readings. For the exemption to be granted, the highest remaining mileage or energy use number must be greater than either the range calculated in 2015.3(b)(3) or the energy use data submitted per section 2015.3(b)(3)(A).

(A) For vehicles that operate truck-mounted or integrated equipment while stationary, the daily usage report must include the energy used while stationary and number of hours such truck-mounted or integrated equipment is operated each day, for at least 30 consecutive workdays from within the last 12 months.

(5) Submit a description of the daily assignments or routes used by existing vehicle configurations with an explanation of why all BEVs available to purchase of the same weight class and configuration cannot be charged or fueled during the workday at the depot, within one mile of the routes, or where ZEV fueling infrastructure is available. The explanation must include a description of why charging could not be managed during driver rest periods or breaks during the workday.

(6) In granting or denying the exemption request, the Executive Officer will rely on the information submitted by the applicant and utilize their good engineering judgement to determine whether the information meets the criteria specified in section 2015.3(b).

(c) ZEV Infrastructure Delay Extension. Fleet owners may request the following extensions as specified in sections 2015.1(c)(3) and 2015.2(f)(3) if they experience delays due to circumstances beyond their control on a project to install ZEV fueling infrastructure. Fleet owners may only request the following extensions for ICE vehicles being replaced at the site experiencing the delay. These extensions also apply for locations where the fleet owner has entered into a contract of one year or longer to charge or fuel their ZEVs at a single location prior to beginning the infrastructure project. The fleet owner must request the following extensions at least 45 calendar days prior to the next applicable compliance date for CARB to consider the request.

(1) ZEV Infrastructure Construction Delays. Fleet owners may request this extension if they experience a construction delay due to circumstances beyond their control. The Executive Officer will grant an extension for up to two years, beginning on the applicable compliance date for the number of vehicles that qualify for the extension, per project if they determine the fleet owner meets the criteria specified below. The fleet owner must submit the documents specified in subsections (A) through (D) below by email to TRUCRS@arb.ca.gov to apply:

(A) Documentation showing the executed contract for the ZEV fueling infrastructure installation including a construction permit indicating the permit issuance date is at least one year prior to the next applicable compliance deadline.

(B) Documentation showing the delay is a result of any of the following circumstances that occurred after the fleet owner obtained the construction permit identified in section 2015.3(c)(1)(A): change of a general contractor; delay in manufacture and shipment of ZEV fueling infrastructure equipment; delays obtaining power from a utility; delays due to unexpected safety issues on the project; discovery of archeological, historical, or tribal cultural resources described in the California Environmental Quality Act, Public Resources Code division 13, section 21000 et. seq.; or natural disasters.

(C) A letter to CARB from the responsible official explaining the reason for the delay, why retail ZEV fueling infrastructure cannot be used, the estimated completion date of the project, and documentation supporting the reason for the delay from the licensed contractor performing the work, related utility, building department, or other organization involved in the project.

(D) Documentation showing the executed ZEV purchase agreement.

(E) In granting or denying the extension request, the Executive Officer will rely on the information submitted by the applicant and utilize their good engineering judgement to determine whether the information meets the criteria in section 2015.3(c)(1).

(2) ZEV Infrastructure Site Electrification Delays. Until January 1, 2030, fleet owners may request this extension if their electric utility provider determines it cannot provide the requested power to the site where ZEVs will be charged or refueled before the fleet's next ZEV compliance deadline. The Executive Officer will grant an extension for the time period specified in section 2015.3(c)(2)(A) and number of vehicles specified in section 2015.3(c)(2)(B) if they determine the fleet owner satisfies the criteria for this delay, based on the information submitted below and the exercise of their good engineering judgment. The fleet owner must meet the criteria in subsections (A) and (B) and submit the documentation or information specified in subsection (C) below by email to TRUCRS@arb.ca.gov:

(A) Site Electrification Delay Time Period. Fleet owners may request an initial extension for a period of up to three years from the applicable compliance date, based on the amount of time the utility determines it needs to supply the needed power to the site. Fleet owners can request an additional two-year extension if the utility still cannot supply the needed power by the end of any granted initial extension period. To renew the initial extension, a fleet owner must submit updated supporting documentation at least 45 calendar days prior to the expiration of the initial extension period.

(B) Number of Vehicle Extensions. A fleet owner may request an extension for the number of ZEVs for which, based on information submitted in section 2015.3(c)(2)(C), the utility cannot supply sufficient power. The fleet owner must deploy the maximum number of ZEVs needed to meet its compliance obligations and that can be supported by the utility, and must deploy any additional ZEVs that can be supported by utility upgrades to the site's electrical capacity each calendar year during the delay until the project is complete to maintain the extension.

(C) The fleet owner must submit all of the following information by email to TRUCRS@arb.ca.gov to request this extension:

1. A copy of the application submitted to the utility requesting site electrification that is consistent with the number of ZEVs the fleet owner must deploy each calendar year to meet their compliance requirements during the requested extension period.

2. The utility's response showing that the project will take longer than a year, and the executed utility contract. If a utility is unable or unwilling to execute a contract, a fleet owner must submit the initial contract or application requesting site electrification to the utility, and a signed attestation from the utility stating they will proceed with the project.

3. Documentation indicating the reason for the delay, an estimate provided by the utility of the available electrical capacity in kilowatts the utility can supply to the site within one year of the extension request and for each year of the requested delay, and estimated project completion date.

4. Information about the ZEV fueling infrastructure equipment that can be installed consistent with the utility's capacity estimate and the associated number, configuration, and weight class of the ZEVs that can be supported by such equipment within one year of the extension request and for each year of the requested extension. The information must include:

a. The number, type, and rated capacity for chargers in kilowatts; or

b. For hydrogen stations, dispensing capacity in kilograms per day and the electrical demand in kilowatts.

5. Fleet owners with multiple sites where vehicles are domiciled must submit a copy of each site's infrastructure capacity evaluation from the utility or a third-party licensed professional electrical engineer with the information required to be submitted in sections 2015.3(c)(2)(C) (3.) and (4.).

(D) In granting or denying the extension request, the Executive Officer will rely on the information submitted by the applicant and utilize their good engineering judgement to determine whether the information meets the criteria in section 2015.3(c)(2).

(d) Vehicle Delivery Delay Extension. Fleet owners may request an extension as specified in sections 2015.1(c)(4) and 2015.2(f)(4) until a ZEV they have ordered is received if they have placed an order for a ZEV prior to the fleet owner's next applicable compliance date as specified in section 2015.3(d)(1)(B), but the ZEV cannot be delivered to the fleet owner by the next applicable compliance date due to circumstances beyond the fleet owner's control. The fleet owner must meet the following criteria:

(1) Fleet owners must email the following information to TRUCRS@arb.ca.gov during the annual reporting period specified in section 2015.4(b):

(A) VIN of the ICE vehicle for which the extension is being requested.

(B) A purchase 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 agreement is modified by the fleet owner 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 ZEV that the fleet owner committed to purchase, the date of the purchase, and that the purchase is for immediate delivery to the fleet owner in California; and

3. It shows the new ZEV was ordered at least one year prior to the next upcoming ZEV Fleet Milestone if using the ZEV Milestones Option specified in section 2015.2, or ICE vehicle removal date for a vehicle that must be removed from the California fleet per the Model Year Schedule section 2015.1(b). If the order was placed before January 1, 2024, the purchase agreement must show the order was placed on or before October 1, 2023.

(2) Manufacturer Cancellation. If a vehicle manufacturer cancels a purchase agreement for ZEVs used to qualify for this extension due to circumstances beyond the control of the fleet owner, the fleet owner must secure another purchase agreement for ZEVs within 180 calendar days of the cancellation, except for government fleet owners who must secure another purchase agreement within one year of the cancellation. Fleet owners must submit a copy of the manufacturer cancellation notice within 30 calendar days of the cancellation and must submit the new ZEV purchase agreement within 30 calendar days of placing the order to TRUCRS@arb.ca.gov to maintain the extension. If no ZEV is available to purchase, the fleet owner may request the ZEV Purchase Exemption specified in section 2015.3(e).

(3) Fleet Owner Cancellation. If a fleet owner cancels a purchase agreement used to qualify for this extension, the claim for the extension will be treated as invalid and the agreement will be treated as if it were never executed.

(4) In granting or denying the exemption request, the Executive Officer will rely on the information submitted by the applicant and utilize their good engineering judgement to determine whether the information meets the criteria in section 2015.3(d).

(e) ZEV Purchase Exemption. Fleet owners may request exemptions as specified in sections 2015.1(c)(5) and 2015.2(f)(5) to purchase a new ICE vehicle if a needed configuration is not available to purchase as a ZEV or NZEV under either the ZEV Purchase Exemption List of section 2015.3(e)(1) or the ZEV Purchase Exemption Application of section 2015.3(e)(2).

(1) ZEV Purchase Exemption List. The Executive Officer will establish and maintain a list of vehicle configurations on the CARB Advanced Clean Fleets webpage at https://ww2.arb.ca.gov/our-work/programs/advanced-clean-fleets no later than January 1, 2025. That list will specify vehicle configurations that are not available to purchase as ZEVs or NZEVs and the date the exemption expires for listed configurations as specified in section 2015.3(e)(2)(G). The list will include the configurations specified in section 2015.3(e)(1)(A). The Executive Officer will rely on the information submitted and gathered in section 2015.3(e)(2) and utilize their good engineering and business judgement to determine if the information establishes that the criteria in sections 2015.3(e)(2)(C) through (G) are met when determining whether to add a vehicle configuration to the list or to identify the expiration date for a vehicle configuration on the list. The list will not include the following configurations: pickups, any buses, box trucks, vans, or any tractors. Fleet owners may purchase a new ICE vehicle of the same configuration and weight class as one on the list, report the purchase as specified in section 2015.4(i), and keep records as specified in section 2015.5(j), and CARB will recognize that vehicle as having met the criteria for the exemption.

(A) Configurations List. The list will include the following configurations: Bucket truck, boom truck, dump truck, flatbed truck, stake bed truck, front-loader refuse compactor truck, side-loader refuse compactor truck, rear-loader refuse compactor truck, refuse roll-off truck, service body truck, street sweeper, tank truck, tow truck, water truck, car carrier truck, concrete mixer truck, concrete pump truck, crane, drill rig, vacuum truck.

(2) ZEV Purchase Exemption Application. Fleet owners may request an exemption as specified in sections 2015.1(c)(5) and 2015.2(f)(5) to purchase a new ICE vehicle of the same configuration as an ICE vehicle being replaced as specified in section 2015.3(e)(2)(A)1.. If approved, fleet owners must place their new ICE vehicle orders within 180 calendar days, and government fleet owners must place their new ICE vehicle orders within one year, from the date the exemption is granted. The fleet owner must submit the information specified in (A) and (B) below by email to TRUCRS@arb.ca.gov. The Executive Officer will rely on the information submitted in sections 2015.3(e)(2)(A) and (B) and their good engineering and business judgement to determine if the information establishes that the criteria specified in sections 2015.3(e)(2)(C) through (G) are met:

(A) Fleet owners must submit the following information about the vehicle configuration needed:

1. Make, model, weight class, configuration, whether the vehicle has a crew cab, cabover, or all-wheel drive, and clear and legible photographs of the entire left and right sides of the vehicle with doors closed showing the vehicle's body configuration, for an existing ICE vehicle being replaced in the fleet;

2. A list of any frame attachments other than the body itself necessary to support or perform the primary intended function of the vehicle. Examples of frame attachments include rail wheels and stabilizing outriggers; and

3. The make and model of the body equipped on the vehicle, if applicable.

(B) Fleet owners must also submit documentation from two or more manufacturers that offer ZEV or NZEV chassis, or complete ZEVs or NZEVs, that states the manufacturer does not offer for sale ZEV or NZEV chassis, or complete ZEVs or NZEVs, of the needed configuration submitted in section 2015.3(e)(2)(A). If there are no manufacturers offering ZEV chassis, the statements can come from other vehicle manufacturers.

(C) After receiving a complete submission, the Executive Officer shall rely on information gathered from fleet owners or manufacturers, including information gathered to comply with other CARB-administered programs, manufacturer websites, manufacturer documentation, authorized dealers, CARB-issued Executive Orders, and their good engineering and business judgement to determine whether the configuration is available for purchase as a ZEV or NZEV from any manufacturer, and whether the identified body submitted in section 2015.3(e)(2)(A)3. or a body from another manufacturer that can perform the same primary intended function can be installed on the offered ZEV or NZEV. If the Executive Officer does not have sufficient information to make the determination, they shall solicit public feedback regarding the information submitted by the fleet owner specified in section 2015.3(e)(2)(A) from vehicle manufacturers and authorized dealers on the CARB Advanced Clean Fleets webpage, available at https://ww2.arb.ca.gov/our-work/programs/advanced-clean-fleets, to assist in making the determination.

(D) The Executive Officer shall consider an offered ZEV or NZEV available to purchase if all of the following criteria are met:

1. If applicable, the manufacturer has certified the ZEV's powertrain with CARB in accordance with the "California Standards and Test Procedures for New 2021 and Subsequent Model Heavy-Duty Zero-Emission Powertrains," as adopted June 27, 2019, which is incorporated by reference herein;

2. ZEVs or NZEVs offered have a model year 18 months or less from the date the fleet owner submitted the complete exemption request;

3. ZEV or NZEV configuration is not solely for demonstration, test, or experimental purposes;

4. ZEVs or NZEVs are not offered as a temporary placeholder for a vehicle that may or may not be offered for sale in the future; and

5. ZEVs or NZEVs do not conflict with safety standards that the fleet owner is subject to, if applicable, as prescribed under title 8, CCR, by the California Department of Industrial Relations, Division of Occupational Safety and Health, comparable federal or state health and safety laws where the vehicle operates, or federal highway safety laws. The fleet owner must identify which of these safety laws or standards would be in conflict and for what reasons in their application.

(E) If the Executive Officer identifies any manufacturer or authorized dealer that offers for sale a ZEV or NZEV chassis, or complete ZEV or NZEV in the same or next higher weight class, except for Class 8 vehicles which must only be in the same weight class, in the needed configuration, with the needed frame attachments, and on which the identified body submitted in section 2015.3(e)(2)(A) or an equivalent body from another manufacturer or authorized dealer that can perform the same primary intended function can be installed, the Executive Officer will supply the names of manufacturers or authorized dealers to the fleet owner applicant, deny the exemption request, and remove the vehicle configuration from the ZEV Purchase Exemption List pursuant to section 2015.3(e)(2)(G).

(F) If the Executive Officer cannot identify any manufacturer that offers a ZEV or NZEV chassis. or complete ZEV or NZEV for sale in the needed configuration and weight class, the vehicle configuration will be added to the ZEV Purchase Exemption List specified in section 2015.3(e)(1).

(G) The Executive Officer will rely on information gathered from fleet owners or manufacturers, including information gathered to comply with other CARB-administered programs, manufacturer websites, manufacturer documentation, authorized dealers, CARB-issued Executive Orders, and their good engineering and business judgement to determine whether any vehicle configuration listed on the ZEV Purchase Exemption List specified in section 2015.3(e)(1) no longer meets the criteria specified in section 2015.3(e)(2)(C) through (G). If such a determination is made, on the Advanced Clean Fleets website, the Executive Officer will notify the public of the determination by posting the vehicle configuration, weight class, and exemption expiration date on and after which the vehicle will no longer be eligible to purchase as an ICE vehicle from the ZEV Purchase Exemption List, which shall be the first day of the month after 180 calendar days after posting the determination.

(H) The Executive Officer will notify the fleet owner by email whether the exemption has been approved within 45 calendar days from the date a complete application is received. If the Executive Officer does not respond within this timeframe, the exemption will be deemed approved.

(I) Fleet owners whose exemption request has been granted must comply with the reporting and recordkeeping requirements specified in sections 2015.4(i) and 2015.5(j).

(f) Exemptions Pursuant to Declared Emergency Events.

(1) Declared Emergency Response. Any vehicle dispatched by a local, state, federal, or other responsible emergency management agency or its contractors to support a declared emergency event shall be exempt from the requirements specified in sections 2015.1 and 2015.2 for the duration of the emergency event. Fleet owners must keep records as specified in sections 2015.5(a)(4) and 2015.5(g). Fleet owners must also provide proof of the contract with the emergency management agency to entities whose vehicles perform emergency operations under that contract that are otherwise not complying with this article.

(2) Mutual Aid Assistance. Fleet owners may request this exemption as specified in sections 2015.1(c)(7) and 2015.2(f)(7) to purchase new ICE vehicles. The total number of new ICE vehicles allowed to be purchased under this exemption must not exceed 25 percent of the total number of vehicles in the fleet owner's California fleet in the calendar year the exemption is approved, less the number of ICE vehicles already in the fleet purchased pursuant to any granted exemption. Fleet owners must have a mutual aid agreement to send vehicles to assist other entities during a declared emergency event to apply. The California fleet must be comprised of ZEVs in the following minimum proportions to apply: at least 25 percent until January 1, 2032; 50 percent until January 1, 2035; and 75 percent thereafter. This exemption does not apply to pickup trucks, buses, box trucks, vans, tractors, or any vehicle configurations available to purchase as NZEVs. The Executive Officer will rely on the information submitted in sections 2015.3(f)(2)(A) through (E) and their good engineering judgment in determining whether the information establishes that the criteria in sections 2015.3(f)(2)(B) and (C) are met. The fleet owner must submit the following by email to TRUCRS@arb.ca.gov to apply:

(A) The make, model, weight class, configuration, and a photograph of the needed ICE vehicle;

(B) Documentation from each manufacturer offering ZEVs for sale of the same configuration and weight class as the ICE vehicle identified in section 2015.3(f)(2)(A) describing the charging or fueling connector and charging or fueling time capability;

(C) Documentation from three mobile ZEV fueling providers, with mobile fueling options that are compatible with the vehicle's charging or hydrogen fueling connector and system identified in section 2015.3(f)(2)(B) to show the ZEV cannot be refueled from 10 to 80 percent of the ZEVs rated energy capacity within one hour. If less than three mobile fueling providers have compatible mobile ZEV fueling options for the ZEV, documentation must be submitted from all mobile ZEV fueling providers that do have compatible mobile fueling options;

(D) A copy of the mutual aid agreement in effect with other entities to assist with affected vehicles during declared emergency events; and

(E) A letter to the Executive Officer that has an explanation of the reason for the exemption request.

(g) Five-day Pass. Until January 1, 2035, fleet owners may request a five-day pass from the Executive Officer and the Executive Officer will issue a pass if the criteria specified in sections 2015.3(g)(1) and (2) are met. An approved pass is effective beginning at 12:00 a.m. on the start date requested and ending five consecutive 24-hour periods later. The pass cannot be changed once issued. The vehicle's operator must carry and provide to CARB enforcement personnel upon request a physical or electronic copy of an approved pass, or a copy of the email submitted pursuant to section 2015.3(g)(1). If no response is received from the Executive Officer within five days of requesting a pass pursuant to section 2015.3(g)(1), the pass is deemed approved for that vehicle.

(1) The fleet owner must submit information in the TRUCRS reporting system about the entity specified in sections 2015.4(c)(1)(A) through (K) and section 2015.4(c)(1)(O), and the vehicle specified in sections 2015.4(c)(2)(A) through (G) and section 2015.4(c)(2)(M). The fleet owner must also indicate the first day the pass will be used. If the TRUCRS reporting system is down for maintenance or otherwise not available for reporting, the fleet owner must email TRUCRS@arb.ca.gov with this information.

(2) The vehicle has not been operated in California and has not been issued a pass during the requested calendar year of entry.

Cal. Code Regs. Tit. 13, § 2015.3

Note: Authority cited: Sections 38505, 38510, 38560, 38566, 39010, 39500, 39600, 39601, 39602.5, 39650, 39658, 39659, 39666, 39667, 43013, 43018, 43100, 43101, 43102 and 43104, Health and Safety Code. Reference: Sections 38501, 38505, 38510, 38560, 38566, 38580, 39000, 39003, 39010, 39500, 39600, 39601, 39602.5, 39650, 39658, 39659, 39666, 39667, 39674, 39675, 42400, 42400.1, 42400.2, 42402.2, 42410, 43000, 43000.5, 43013, 43016, 43018, 43023, 43100, 43101, 43102, 43104, 43105, 43106, 43153, 43154, 43211, 43212 and 43214, Health and Safety Code; and Section 28500, Vehicle Code.

1. New section filed 9-29-2023; operative 10/1/2023 pursuant to Government Code section 11343.4(b)(3) (Register 2023, No. 39).
2. Change without regulatory effect amending subsection (b)(4) and NOTE filed 8-26-2024 pursuant to section 100, title 1, California Code of Regulations (Register 2024, No. 35).