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This page last reviewed September 4, 2008 The ARB is responsible for developing statewide programs and strategies to reduce the emission of smog-forming pollutants and toxics from mobile sources. These include both on and off-road sources such as passenger cars, trucks, busses, heavy-duty construction equipment and recreational vehicles.
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