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CAR EMISSION TEST ONTARIO DRIVERS
CAR EMISSION TEST ONTARIO REGISTRATION
CAR EMISSION TEST ONTARIO LICENSE

You will receive a registration renewal notice in the mail that will indicate if your vehicle needs an emissions test.

older than the current model year and you are registering the vehicle to a new owner.

CAR EMISSION TEST ONTARIO LICENSE

at least seven model years old and you are renewing your license plate sticker.

Your vehicle needs an emissions test if it is a heavy diesel commercial motor vehicle with a registered gross weight over 4,500 kilograms, such as a large truck or bus and the vehicle is: The test will produce one digital result. There will be one test performed at the same time and location for both an emissions and safety inspection. ensure the safety of our roads and the protection of our environment.create a convenient, one-stop shop for owners/operators.Ontario is working to integrate the new vehicle emissions testing program for heavy diesel commercial motor vehicles with the annual safety Motor Vehicle Inspection Station program. Testing for heavy diesel commercial motor vehicles Our new enhanced emissions testing program focuses on the biggest polluters on our roads, such as commercial trucks and buses, to protect Ontario’s air quality. Heavy diesel commercial motor vehicles continue to require an emissions test. On-road enforcement officers ensure compliance with these standards.

CAR EMISSION TEST ONTARIO DRIVERS

A new verification testing procedure (VTP) to verify CO2 emissions and fuel consumption of new lorries on the road will be implemented as from 1 July 2020.Since April 1, 2019, Ontario drivers are no longer required to get Drive Clean emissions tests for their light passenger vehicles, however emissions standards still apply to all vehicles. Those CO2 emissions form the basis for the proposal setting CO2 emission standards for heavy-duty vehicles adopted by the Commission in May 2018 with the 3rd mobility package.

Reducing CO 2 - As of 1 January 2019, newly produced lorries have to determine and declare their CO2 emissions and fuel consumption using the latest available version of the VECTO simulation tool.

Euro VI standards became mandatory on 1 January 2013

Emission limits - Regulations on EURO VI for heavy duty vehicles have introduced new stricter emission limits.

In November 2018 the Commission adopted a new proposal to improve the tests. In September 2017, the Commission introduced an improved mandatory car emissions test to reduce vehicle emissions.

Improving testing procedures - as of 1 September 2017, new car models will have to pass new and more reliable emissions tests in real driving conditions ('Real Driving Emissions' – RDE) as well as an improved laboratory test ('World Harmonised Light Vehicle Test Procedure' – WLTP) before they can be driven on European roads.

Reducing CO 2 –EU laws set binding emission targets for new car and van fleets to help reduce the CO 2 emissions of light-duty vehicles.

Emission limits - regulations on emission limit standards Euro 5 and 6 for light passenger and commercial vehicles have introduced new stricter emission limits.

The Commission also encourages technological development to help protect the environment and reduce air pollution. Emission standards are currently in place for light–duty (cars, vans) and heavy-duty vehicles (lorries, buses), and for non-road mobile machinery. The protection of air quality and reduction of greenhouse gas emissions is a priority for the European Commission.