(a)
Reporting Requirements for
Airport Shuttle Fleets. Reporting is required for each vehicle in the
fleet. All fleet owners must use TRUCRS to report. All fleet owners must create
a user identification number for TRUCRS. The following information specified in
this subsection must be reported to CARB no later than March 1, 2022:
(1) The current fleet owner, contact and
business information:
(A) The entity's name
and address, as registered with the California Department of Motor
Vehicles;
(B) The name, title,
phone number, and email address of the current fleet owner;
(C) The name, title, phone number, and email
address of the responsible officer contact information;
(D) The address of airport shuttle fleet
depot (if different than fleet owners address); and
(E) Confirmation that the airport shuttle
fleet depot location is within 15-mile radius of the regulated
airport.
(2) A list of
every vehicle subject to this subarticle that is in their fleet on December 31,
2021, along with the following information:
(A) License plate number;
(B) Vehicle Model Year;
(C) Vehicle Identification Number;
(D) Gross Vehicle Weight Rating;
(E) Body type;
(F) Class Size;
(G) Odometer or hubodometer reading and date
of reading;
(H) Identify whether
the vehicle is a reserve airport shuttle (if applicable); and
(I) Identify whether the vehicle is exempt
due to extension (if applicable).
(3) For each airport shuttle that has an
internal combustion engine, the following engine information shall be
submitted:
(A) Manufacturer;
(B) Model number;
(C) Model year;
(D) Engine family name;
(E) Fuel Type; and
(F) Date of engine repower/replacement (if
applicable).
(4) For each
Zero-Emission Airport Shuttle, the following motor information shall be
submitted:
(A) Identify whether the vehicle is
battery electric powered, fuel cell powered, or uses other
technology;
(B)
Manufacturer;
(C) Model
number;
(D) Model year;
(E) Vehicle family names (if
applicable);
(F) Purchase date (and
retired date, if applicable); and
(G) Identify whether the vehicle was
purchased utilizing grants, grant program, and the grant agreement or contract
term (if applicable).
(b)
Annual Reporting.
Beginning on March 1, 2023 and ending on March 1, 2036, all fleet owners must
review and update the information submitted in subsection (a) annually by March
1 of each subsequent reporting year through TRUCRS. Fleet owners must report
information regarding each vehicle as it was on December 31 of the year prior
to the reporting year. (For example, by March 1, 2023, fleet owners must report
each vehicle as it was at the end of the day on December 31, 2022). If a
vehicle reported previously pursuant to subsection (a) was retired, sold or
scrapped, fleet owner shall report the date the vehicle was retired, sold, or
scrapped.
(c)
New
Fleets. New fleet owners must comply with the requirements in this
subarticle, immediately upon purchasing vehicles subject to the regulation or
upon bringing such vehicles into the State. All new fleet owners must report
vehicles subject to the regulation to CARB within 30 days of purchasing or
bringing such vehicles into the State, in accordance with the requirements in
this section.
(d)
Changes
Since Last Reporting Period. Except for the information submitted
pursuant to subsection (a)(2)(G), if any of the other information reported per
subsection (a) has changed since either the initial or last annual report filed
with CARB, the fleet owner must report the change within 30 days of when the
change occurs, or if the change occurs within 30 days of the reporting date in
section
95690.4(b), the
annual reporting may serve as the notification to CARB. Such changes include
changes in owner information, changes in fleet composition, and changes in
exempt status. If there are no changes, the fleet owner shall indicate that
there have been no changes since the last report.
(e)
Responsible Officer Affirmation
of Reporting. All fleet owners shall submit to CARB a written
affirmation by a responsible official or a designee thereof that indicates the
information reported is accurate and that the fleet is in compliance with this
subarticle. The affirmation shall recite that it is certified or declared by
the responsible officer or a designee to be true under penalty of perjury,
states the date and place of execution, and that it is so certified or declared
under the laws of the State of California, pursuant to California Code of Civil
Procedure section
2015.5.
(f)
CARB Certificate of Reported
Compliance. After receipt of required annual reporting, a fleet owner
that is in compliance with the requirements of this subarticle will be issued a
Certificate of Reported Compliance with the Regulation for Zero-Emission
Airport Shuttle by CARB. This certificate indicates that the applicable fleet
is in compliance with this subarticle as reported by the responsible
official.
(g)
Records
Retention. Each fleet owner shall maintain records demonstrating
compliance with this subarticle, including, but not limited to, copies of the
information reported under subsection
95690.4(a),
purchase invoices, records of contracts, leases, or permits for airport shuttle
service, and any Certificate of Reported Compliance issued by CARB, for each
vehicle subject to this subarticle for 36 months from date of submission to
CARB or as long as the owner has a fleet, whichever is shorter. Upon request,
the fleet owner shall provide these records to an agent or employee of CARB
within five business days of receipt of the request.