Those addicts don't have enough money to pay for their yearly DMV registration fees, much less additional fines/fees implemented by this bullshit program. It's simply another money-grab which will unfortunately trickle down to young, hard-working families who are trying to get their feet wet in the world of recreation vehicles.Hey you guys gotta look at it as half full. Now this will clean up all the crack/meth head abodes and get them off the streets. That will improve traffic and parking along the beaches.
We all know that they will not enforce the homeless……opps…..unhoused.
Those Crack heads have gas motorhomes. Not diesels.Hey you guys gotta look at it as half full. Now this will clean up all the crack/meth head abodes and get them off the streets. That will improve traffic and parking along the beaches.
Yet all motor homes driven into CA to vacation from out of state have to do exactly NOTHING.
Newson will be after the gas MH. next!
I believe out of state big rigs will need to be tested in CA, maybe even twice a year.
Ironically, when we moved to Mohave County, those requirements all went away
15 minute city is no joke my wife's all over it, people need to wake the fuck up!!
Yep......imagine the 405 fwy. as a park.....
Huh well RB yes there is, I just went through this BS.yup. it’s a fee and “inspection” only issue is there are no inspections.
I said yes it is, the clerk replied "Yes it is" he handed me my new reg and sticker and was told that next year i will have to have it smoged and every two years going forward. Mine is a 2019 and paid two years of back fees, 2023, 2024 for a 2025 tag.
I live in Tucson which is in Pima county and it is not just Diesel motorhomes but all diesel vehicles are smog checked yearly. My 2001 National RV with a 3126 CAT in it gets smog checked every year and it is a piece of cake. Drive up and they check a few things. Do a snap test and pay the $12.25 fee. Never leave the driver seat. Same thing for my 2018 Ram 2500.Certain counties in Arizona do the same thing... The liberal bastion of Pima County made me smog test our diesel pusher EVERY year.
How much is the BS fee? Just another thing to pay forHuh well RB yes there is, I just went through this BS.
Paid the CA reg. in mid-April for the MOHO's exp. date at the end of May., a few weeks later I receive a DMV notice just like Meane77 did.
Went online to register the vehicle with "Clean Truck" paid a back FEE and a new FEE
Weeks go by and no new sticker, I email CT and was to finish reg. @DMV, walked in and was told that insurance coverage was not shown, really
Next year when the reg expires, I'll be registering in in AZ, the only reason it was registered in Ca was because the reg was a few grand less than AZ when I purchased it in 2019.
Mine is a 2019 and paid two years of back fees, 2023, 2024 for a 2025 tag.
Nope.
Wow good to know I guess Newsom is coming up with fees and taxes on everything possible. Either I read it wrong or Clean Truck changed the rules probably bothHuh well RB yes there is, I just went through this BS.
Paid the CA reg. in mid-April for the MOHO's exp. date at the end of May., a few weeks later I receive a DMV notice just like Meane77 did.
Went online to register the vehicle with "Clean Truck" paid a back FEE and a new FEE
Weeks go by and no new sticker, I email CT and was to finish reg. @DMV, walked in and was told that insurance coverage was not shown, really
Next year when the reg expires, I'll be registering in in AZ, the only reason it was registered in Ca was because the reg was a few grand less than AZ when I purchased it in 2019.
Mine is a 2019 and paid two years of back fees, 2023, 2024 for a 2025 tag.
I’d have a hard time thinking they can enforce emissions on tourists:… these clowns just never stop
It how you read it they will change the rules
CARB is A PIA. When I read that, I thought it referenced out-of-state vehicles, where the parent company is based in CA.
Commercial should be different ballgame than private vehicles, although i dont agree with those regulations either…..
Read the entire document. Out of state MH will not be impacted.
so you had the smog check done? or just paid the fees?i just paid the fees no “smog check “Huh well RB yes there is, I just went through this BS.
Paid the CA reg. in mid-April for the MOHO's exp. date at the end of May., a few weeks later I receive a DMV notice just like Meane77 did.
Went online to register the vehicle with "Clean Truck" paid a back FEE and a new FEE
Weeks go by and no new sticker, I email CT and was to finish reg. @DMV, walked in and was told that insurance coverage was not shown, really
Next year when the reg expires, I'll be registering in in AZ, the only reason it was registered in Ca was because the reg was a few grand less than AZ when I purchased it in 2019.
Mine is a 2019 and paid two years of back fees, 2023, 2024 for a 2025 tag.
Thanks well that good news I am going to register mine in AZ next year. When I went to the DMV to pick up my tags I told the teller I'm going to register it out of state they said it wont help we are coming after out of state MH next I guess they were being sarcastic.
My gut tells me CA is going to try and go after MH‘s that WERE registered in CA then moved.
Not at all. Its more of what they are doing means nothing except to establish a program. Will the inspection find issues...maybe except how often are they used?
All I see is one skinny tree, lots of asphalt, sticky water, and violent waves. I’m glad you enjoy it though. It’s just not for me.
Serious question, why does the sand get into everything and stick, like it does in California? I've not experienced that in Florida, I always assumed it was the violence of the Pacific swirling the sand into the water, or the micro Tar additives from those offshore rigs, or perhaps the shit that runs into the Ocean in the outside chance of rain. I don't recall the same issue when I was living in Catalina, I guess I should Google. So California beaches never turned me on, I think the last memorable experience I had was the 1986 OP pro. Made it easier to leave I guess when you don't love the Ocean.
