Aqms automotive
Our goal is to be A part of your
company's Mobile Source solution.
What does AQMS Automotive do? At AQMS Automotive, we offer our
clients assistance in all aspects of Rule 2202 compliance. We have Employee Transportation
Coordinators (ETCs) on staff who can help you evaluate your emission reduction plan and suggest various techniques to
reduce your mobile source foot print, at no extra charge.
How Can AQMS Help My
Company?
With three simple steps AQMS can help your company reduce its mobile emissions:
First We
analyze your current situation to find ways to reduce your company’s mobile emissions by using ride share and other
methods. We put you in contact with the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Metro) serving
the county in which your business is established. Metro will calculate your survey results electronically at no
cost to you and provide you with all of the information required to successfully complete your survey and determine
the Credible Commute Vehicle Reduction (CCVR).
Second If you need to purchase Mobile Source Emission Reduction Credits (MSERCs),
we provide those credits to you at a nominal fee. AQMS Automotive is a South Coast Air Quality Management District
(SCAQMD) licensed scrapper (see http://www.aqmd.gov/prdas/OldVehicleScrapping/licensedscrappers.html ). By removing older, higher polluting vehicles from the road we generate in-house emission credits.
We can offer these credits to our clients at wholesale rates.
Third We process your application and submit it to SCAQMD on your behalf.
We will also transfer any emission credits you may need into your account.
A Representative List
of Our MSERC Clients Includes:
United States Post Office Costco
Corporation
SCAQMD Toshiba
America
County of Riverside City
of Riverside
City of Pomona City
of Costa Mesa
City of Whittier Cambro
Mfg.
Honeywell International Rohr
Industries
Oakley Corporation March
AFB
Foothill Presbyterian Hospital
Intercontinental Art
Orange County Transportation Authority Creative
Artists Agency
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