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Subject Top Page: Mobile Source Emissions Inventory Program
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February 14, 2008
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The Motor Vehicle Emissions Inventory is an accounting of those
pollutants attributable to both on-road and off-road mobile sources. On-road motor vehicles include motorcycles
to 18 wheel tractors, while off-road sources cover string trimmers to bulldozers. The Air Resources Board
has maintained these inventories, which are the product of population, activity and emissions, for over 25 years.
The Planning and Technical Support Division has the primary responsibility for developing on-road and off-road
mobile source emissions inventories in California and for maintaining those mathematical models, EMFAC
and OFFROAD, used to project changes in future inventories of mobile source emissions.
The on-road emission inventory data has two parts: emissions-related and activity-related. The emissions-related
data reflects new vehicle testing information and the latest vehicle registration data from the California
Department of Motor Vehicles. The activity-related data are updated by the regional transportation agencies which
estimate of the daily vehicle miles of travel, the distribution of travel by speed, and the number of
starts per vehicle per day by year.
The off-road emissions inventory is an estimate of the population, activity, and emissions estimate of the
varied types of off-road equipment. The major categories of engines and vehicles include agricultural, construction,
lawn and garden and off-road recreation, and includes equipment from hedge trimmers to cranes.
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Mobile
Source Program
Emission Inventory
Documentation
Air Quality, Emissions, Modeling
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