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Summary of State Anti-Idling Regulations EPA420-S-03-002  |  Back to Truck Generators  Home

AZ AZ ST § 11-876 Heavy duty diesel vehciles >14,000 lbs. 5 minutes • Emergency vehicles • Traffic conditions • Need for driver to sleep in vehicle • Necessary for equipment (refrigeration) Not in SIP
CA CA HLTH & S § 40720 Marine terminals or ports processing 100,000+ containers/year 30 minutes • Acts of God • Strikes • State/Federal emergencies • Unavoidable/unforseeable event Not in SIP
CO (Denver) Denver Municipal Code Sec. 4-43 Any motor vehicle 10 minutes in any one hour • Ambient temperature <20o F for previous 24 hours • Ambient temperature <10o F • Emergency vehicles • Traffic conditions • Vehicle is being repaired/serviced • Take-off power for auxiliary uses • Vehicles engaged in traffic operations Not in SIP
CT Sec. 22a-174-18(a)(5) Mobile source engine 3 consecutive minutes • Traffic conditions • Mechanical difficulties • Heating/cooling when necessary • Bring engine to OEM recommended operating temperature • Ambient temperature <20o F • Vehicle is being repaired/serviced • Aircraft, locomotives, marine vessels, lawnmowers, snow blowers, and small home appliances In SIP
CT Non regulatory school bus policy School buses Shut off engine immediately unless leaving within 3 minutes; AM start-up idling restricted to time recommended to reach engine operating temperature or defrost windows • To operate safety equipment • To maintain safe temperature for children with special needs • Ambient temperature <20o F Not in SIP
HI § 11-60.1-34 All motor vehicles No specified time • Vehicle is being repaired/serviced • Necessary for auxiliary equipment built onto vehicle • Loading/unloading passengers - not to exceed 3 minutes • Build up op pressure/cooling down of engine - not to exceed 3 minutes Not in SIP
MD § 22-402 Motor vehicles 5 minutes • Traffic conditions • Mechanical difficulties • Necessary for auxiliary equipment installed on vehicle • To bring vehicle up to OEM’s recommended engine operating temperature In SIP
DC Title 20, Reg 900.1 Diesel/gasoline vehicles 3 minutes • Necessary for auxiliary equipment installed on vehicle • To operate AC for 15 minutes on bus with 12 or more people • To operate heating equipment when temperature is <32o F Not in SIP
MA Chapter 90, Sec. 16A Motor vehicles 5 minutes • Vehicle is being repaired /serviced • Delivery vehicles in which engine power is necessary • Vehicles in operation for which associate power need is required In SIP
MN § 123B.885 Diesel school buses N/A (must minimize to None Not in SIP
extent practical the idling of
school bus engines)
MN (St. Section 706 Motor vehicles 5 minutes N/A Not in SIP
Cloud) (within specified 2
block area of city)
MO (St. Louis) Ordinance 64749D Motor vehicles 10 minutes • Emergency vehicles Not in SIP
MT (Lewis Rule 3.101 Diesel or locomotive 2 hours in any 12 hour • When a Board of Health variance is Not in SIP
& Clark engine operating period granted
county) when health
department declares
air quality is poor
NV NAC 445B.576 Diesel truck or bus 15 minutes • When a variance is issued Not in SIP
• Emergency vehicles • Removal of snow
• Used to repair or maintain other vehicles
• Traffic conditions
• During repair/maintenance • Emission is treated and contained by method approved by commission • Engine must idle to perform a specific task (e.g., drilling)
NH Env-A 1101.05 Diesel/gasoline vehicle 5 minutes >32o F 15 minutes >-10o F & <32o F No limit <-10o F and no nuisance created • Traffic conditions • Emergency vehicles • Takeoff power for auxiliary uses • Vehicle is being repaired/serviced • Operated solely to defrost windshield Not in SIP
NJ 7:27-14.2 Diesel powered motor vehicles 3 minutes 30 minutes for permanent vehicle at business 15 minutes for vehicle stopped for >= 3 hours • Emergency vehicles in an emergency situation • Emergency vehicle of GVWR >18,000 lbs transporting property on public road • Diesel bus while loading/unloading • Traffic conditions • When auxiliary power is needed for other equipment or climate control • Being inspected by State/Federal inspector • Vehicle is being repaired/serviced • Detach/exchange trailer • Light duty diesel vehicles In SIP
NY § 217-3.2, 3.3 Diesel bus or truck 5 minutes • Traffic conditions • If regulation already exists to maintain conditions for passenger comfort • During maintenance • To provide power for auxiliary purpose • Emergency vehicles • Mining/quarrying on own property • Temperature <25o F if motionless for 2 hours • Diesel waiting to undergo a roadside emission inspection • Hybrid electric engine charging batteries Not in SIP
NY (NYC) NYC Code § 24-163 Motor vehicles 3 minutes • Emergency motor vehicles • Loading/unloading • Temperature <40o F Not in SIP
PA 52 P.S. & 701-223-A Diesel powered equipment N/A None Not in SIP
PA (Philad.) Reg. IX Heavy duty diesel vehicles >8,500 lbs, or passenger carrying capacity >12 2 minutes 0 minutes for layovers 5 minutes <32o F 20 minutes <20o F 20 minutes for buses with AC and non-openable windows and >75o F None Not in SIP
TX (Houston/ Galveston) Sec 114.500-114.509 Diesel/gasoline motor vehicles GVWR >14,000 lbs 5 minutes April 1 - Oct 31 30 minutes for heat/AC for transit and school buses • Traffic conditions • Vehicle is being repaired/serviced • Solely to defrost windshield • Power source necessary for mechanical operation other than propulsion • Airport ground service equipment • Emergency vehicles • Owner of vehicle rented or leased to another who is not employed by the owner In SIP
UT (Salt Lake City) Health Dept. Reg. #28.6.8 Diesel vehicles 15 minutes • Supply power to a refrigeration unit • Supply heat/AC to sleeper cab • Emergency vehicles Not in SIP
VA § 46.2-1224.1, 9 VAC 5-40-5670B&C Buses when unattended, parked, or stopped 10 minutes • Traffic conditions • Vehicle is being repaired/serviced • School buses • Public transit buses In SIP