There are two arrows leading from the first box to two other boxes: one on the left that states that the information relating to vehicles and engines subject to the regulations is located in chapterВ C, while the box on the right states that the information on persons subject to the regulations is located in chapterВ D. The first box at the top states that the regulatory framework is described in chapterВ B.

This guidance document may be updated from time to time to improve clarity and to address issues with the implementation of the regulations.ДЇigureВ 1 illustrates how this document is organized, each chapter covering a specific aspect of the regulations.ДЇigure 1 illustrates how this document is organized, each chapter covering a specific aspect of the regulations. The regulations applies to heavy-duty pickup trucks and vans, tractors, as well as a wide variety of vocational vehicles such as: school, transit and intercity buses recreational vehicles (motor homes) as well as freight, delivery, service, cement, refuse and dump trucks. This guidance document cites both the regulations and the act to aid in understanding the requirements of the regulations and the act.Д¬anadian manufacturers, distributors and importers of heavy-duty vehicles and engines have legal obligations under these regulations. This guidance document provides information about the requirements of the Heavy-duty Vehicle and Engine Greenhouse Gas Emission Regulations (the regulations) established under the authority of the Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999 (CEPAВ 1999 or the act). E.7 Imported engines or vehicles and the national emissions mark requirement.E.6 Information to show that the company is capable of verifying compliance with the standards.E.5 Application for the ministerвЂ™s authorization to use the national emissions mark.E.4 Requirements for size, location and manner of affixing the national emissions mark to an engine or vehicle.E.3 Application of the national emissions mark.E.2 Conditions in regard to affixing a national emissions mark to an engine or vehicle.E.1 Introduction to national emissions mark.D.7 Foreign vehicle or engine manufacturers subject to the regulations.D.6 Regulatory requirements for each type of person subject to the act and regulations.D.5 Distributor of Canadian vehicles or engines.D.1 Introduction to persons subject to the regulations.Persons subject to the Heavy-duty Vehicle and Engine Greenhouse Gas Emission Regulations C.5 Vehicles or engines for which the Governor in Council has granted an exemption.C.4 Provisions that allow the importation of vehicles or engines whose assembly must be completed in Canada in order to comply with the regulations.C.2.1 ClassВ 2B and ClassВ 3 heavy-duty vehicles.C.2 Heavy-duty vehicles and engines subject to the regulations.C.1 Introduction to vehicles and engines subject to the regulations.Vehicles and engines subject to the Heavy-duty Vehicle and Engine Greenhouse Gas Emission Regulations B.7 Differences between the regulations and the CFR.B.6 The references to CEPA and the various sections of the CFR incorporated in the Heavy-duty Vehicle and Engine Greenhouse Gas Emission Regulations.B.3 The Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999.B.2 Purpose of the Heavy-duty Vehicle and Engine Greenhouse Gas Emission Regulations.B.1 Introduction to regulatory framework.

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