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Forklifts fueled by gasoline, natural gas or propane must reduce emissions through retrofit or replacement with electric or cleaner LSI engines. Companies that operate four or more forklifts greater than 25 horsepower need to conduct a baseline inventory and maintain compliance records. The rule includes fleet averaging, new engine certification standards, retrofit verification standards and record keeping. CARB enforcement is schedule to begin after April 1, 2009.

What You Need to Know When Purchasing New Forklifts
Chris Roy, Kenco Group

This regulation requires the use of low-rolling resistance tires and aerodynamic equipment for heavy-duty tractors and 53-foot trailers operating in California including inter-state carriers. Enforcement is directed at drivers, motor carriers, California-based freight brokers and California shippers. Shipper defined as owners of freight, distribution centers and temporary freight storage facilities. Enforcement penalties can be issued to California distribution centers for loading out non-compliant equipment.

Money: CARB's Air Quality Loan Programs 
Peter Christensen, Air Pollution Specialist
CARB has developed an innovative air quality loan programs to provide financial assistance to truckers affected by the Heavy-Duty Truck Rule, SmartWay Rule, and LSI Forklift rule. Learn about CARB funding programs and compliance timelines.

Pending CARB Regulations
Stephanie Williams, Western States Goods Movement Alliance
The 2010 reformulation of diesel fuel in California, climate change, keeping your carbon credits, and the status of the California budget.