DEQ accepts Cash, PIN-less Debit/Credit card (VISA, MasterCard or Discover) or money order to pay for the emissions test AND your DMV registration fees. Did you lo se the DMV information mailed to you?

The DEQ Too logo looks like a license plate because motorists are trying to renew their DMV registration stickers so they don't expire. But before they can renew their stickers, they must ensure their car is well maintained for the purpose of clean air.

You can renew at DEQ if: Your vehicle has to get an emissions test (‘Yes’ is in the DEQ box on your renewal notice) and passes the test; You bring a credit or debit card, cash, or money order to pay the fees; and You bring your renewal reminder. Lost your reminder? You can request a replacement online.

The DEQ Too™ test option uses telematics devices to transmit OBD data without the motorist visiting a Clean Air Station. With DEQ Too, test data is remotely delivered from a service provider to DEQ for electronic evaluation and a pass/fail determination.

Is your Check Engine Light On or are your DMV Stickers Expiring? DEQ Too TM can help! DEQ is partnering with private businesses like gas stations, oil change/repair shops, car washes, etc. …

Visit the DEQ GIS Maps & Data website to explore maps and download data. Data layers on our DEQ Data Viewer include air monitoring sites, Superfund sites, storm water sensitive areas, accredited laboratories and much more. Contact DEQ’s Central Records by email (405) 702-1188. Please be as specific as possible about the records you need.

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In response to statutory requirements of the federal Clean Air Act Amendments of 1990, the Louisiana Legislature (by Act 576 of the 1999 Regular Session) authorized a low enhanced Inspection and Maintenance (I/M) program for the control and abatement of motor vehicle emissions in the five-parish Baton Rouge ozone nonattainment area.

2020年12月26日 · First you’d have to get the car registered in your name, which makes sense to do with the title transfer. After that you can go to a DEQ test site, pass your test, and if you have the registration renewal notice in hand with all your info (mainly current address) correct, they’ll allow you pay the registration fee right there.

Your GVWR can often be found on a sticker placed in the frame of your vehicle's door. To check if you are exempt from emissions testing in Oregon, contact the DEQ at: (971) 673-1630.