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Concessionaires
(Program Participants)
Clean Truck Program Terminal Access Center
Clean Truck Program Terminal Access Center & RFID Station
(for the Port of Los Angeles and Port of Long Beach)
1265 Harbor Avenue, Long Beach, CA 90813
866-721-5686
ctp@tetratech.com
Click here for more information
Click here for map of location
About the Port of Los Angeles Clean Truck Program
Building a cleaner future today
The Port of Los Angeles’ Clean Truck Program is a central element of the Clean Air Action Plan, which targets major sources of air emissions at the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach – ships, trains, trucks, cargo handling equipment and harbor craft.
The Clean Truck Program:
Established a progressive ban on polluting trucks
- October 1, 2008: All pre-1989 trucks were banned from entering the Port
- January 1, 2010: 1989-1993 trucks were banned, in addition to 1994-2003 trucks that had not been retrofitted
- January 1, 2012: All trucks that did not meet the 2007 Federal Clean Truck Emissions Standards were banned from the Port
Improves regional air quality
In its first year, the program reduced the rate of port truck emissions by an estimated 70 percent. When the program was fully implemented in 2012, port truck emissions were reduced by more than 80 percent.
Establishes a Concession Program
Concessionaires are held accountable for vehicle maintenance, insurance, security, and safety measures.
Facilitates the replacement of old trucks with low-emission vehicles
The Clean Truck Program is ahead of schedule in successfully achieving its objectives. That’s good news for the Port of Los Angeles, our communities – and most importantly, our environment. By creating a cleaner port, we’re building a brighter future for everyone.
For more information, call 866-721-5686 or send an e-mail to ctp@tetratech.com. View program-related documents, applications and presentations at the links below.
