Virginia's law authorizes on-road testing of motor vehicle emissions and the implementation of an on-road clean screen program. The Virginia Board is responsible for establishing regulations, including data collection, testing procedures, and penalties for noncompliance. Vehicles failing emissions standards may be subject to civil charges, which are capped and adjustable annually.
The program includes on-road testing of vehicle emissions, data collection, random testing, and a clean screen program to ensure vehicles meet emissions standards.
If your vehicle does not meet emissions standards, the Board may impose a civil charge based on actual emissions, up to $450, unless waived within 30 days of notice.
Yes, civil charges can be waived if the vehicle owner acts within 30 days of receiving notice of the violation.
The Virginia Board is responsible for promulgating regulations that govern on-road testing, data collection, penalties, and program standards.