Rule 2202-On-Road Motor Vehicle Mitigation Options (PDF, 153kb) provides employers with a menu of options to reduce mobile source emissions generated from employee commutes, to comply with federal and state Clean Air Act requirements, Health & Safety Code Section 40458, and Section 182(d)(1)(B) of the federal Clean Air Act.

Employers in the South Coast Air Basin with 250 or more employees at a worksite must notify the South Coast AQMD of their subjectivity to the Rule by sending a letter with information including the worksite address, highest ranking official contact information, site contact information, and the number of employees at the site. Once received by the South Coast AQMD, the worksite has 90 days to implement one of the compliance options and provide a registration demonstrating its compliance with the Rule. The worksite will then provide an annual registration on that date thereafter.

Before implementing any Rule 2202 program you should carefully read the rule, guidelines, and fee

• Rule 2202 Forms, Rule, Guidelines, & Fees
• Transportation Programs Resources

• Air Quality Investment Program (AQIP) - informational page, request for proposals
• Compliance Status / FIND - Facility INformation Detail (FIND) allows employers to check their worksite's Rule 2202 program status such as: permanent due date, plan status, etc.
• Employee Transportation Coordinator (ETC) Training - class schedule and enrollment
• Mobile Source Emission Reduction Credits (MSERC) - Regulation XVI rules and applications
• Old-Vehicle Scrapping - Rule 1610
• Rideshare Marketing Classes - links to providers' schedules to assist ETCs in finding a marketing class
• Summary Activity Report - monthly report to South Coast AQMD's Mobile Source Committee that summarizes Rule 2202 activities

Have questions?

For additional assistance contact Transportation Programs at:
     (909) 396 - 3271
     transport@aqmd.gov