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Mr. Dennehy has been V.P. of Marketing and Communications with Espar for 9 years. He has played an integral part in working with several levels of government agencies in both the U.S. and Canada to bring awareness to the challenges of idling, anti-idling technologies and the reduction of green house gases. Mr. Dennehy will entertain questions on anti-idling technologies, state regulations and state/province initiatives regarding rebates/incentives and also idling laws and fines within each state.

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Archive for December, 2005

Question 54
Sunday, December 4th, 2005 @ 12:00 am
Q. do the anti-idling laws pertain to t he commercial transportion bussiness? i am a limo driver on the weekends and we run the limos to provide power for the t.v.’s, steroes, and video players, even when the vehicles are not mmoving. will that be against the law?
A. While there are no national laws against idling period. States and municipalities do have there own idling restrictions and in some cases they apply to the commercial transportation business. So, it depends on where you are located. I have attached a url for you to visit where you will fiind what restrictions apply for each state.
http://www.atri-online.org/2005.ATRI.IdlingCompendium.pdf



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