R.C.S.A. § 14-164i-4
Procedure for diesel-powered commercial motor vehicles which meet inspection standards at the time of roadside inspection
Cite as Conn. Agencies Regs. § 14-164i-4
at the time of roadside inspection
(a) A motor vehicle inspector shall issue the owner, carrier or operator of a diesel-powered
commercial motor vehicle meeting the inspection standards at the termination of the
inspection, an inspection report on a form approved by the commissioner indicating
a pass designation. The report shall be kept in the vehicle for the entire designated
period of compliance and shall be made available to any motor vehicle inspector or
law enforcement officer, upon request. The period of compliance is one (1) year from
the date of inspection. The motor vehicle inspector shall affix a sticker to the vehicle
indicating a pass designation. The motor vehicle inspector shall record the date of
inspection on the back of the sticker.
(b) A pass designation shall only be provided to diesel-powered commercial motor vehicles
found in compliance with the established inspection standards at the time of inspection.
(c) Any diesel-powered commercial motor vehicle that has been inspected within the previous
one year period, and has received a pass designation, may be exempted from inspection,
unless in the opinion of the motor vehicle inspector, the vehicle's exhaust emissions
appear to contain an excessive level of diesel smoke.