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Mobile Source Control Strategies

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OverviewOverview

• Reductions from national controlsReductions from national controls

• Reduction potential of local Reduction potential of local mobile controlsmobile controls

• PerspectivePerspective

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Mobile Emission Reductions Mobile Emission Reductions from National Controlsfrom National Controls

Em

issi

ons

(1,0

00s

kg/

day

)

0

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2002 2007 2010

VOC

NOx

PM2.5

54%

54%

51%

40%

37%

46%

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Additional Mobile ControlsAdditional Mobile Controls

• Fuel ChangesFuel Changes

• I/M ProgramsI/M Programs

• Transportation Control MeasuresTransportation Control Measures

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Mobile VOC Reductions from Mobile VOC Reductions from National ControlsNational Controls

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2002 2010

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54%

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Additional VOC Reductions Additional VOC Reductions With I/M ProgramsWith I/M Programs

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Base

IM IdleIM 240

IM OBD

4% 6% 12%

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day

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Mobile NOx Reductions from Mobile NOx Reductions from National ControlsNational Controls

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54%

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Additional NOx Reductions Additional NOx Reductions With I/M ProgramsWith I/M Programs

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2002 2010

Base

IM IdleIM 240

IM OBD

Year

0% 3% 7%

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I/M Policy IssuesI/M Policy Issues

• Low reductions from non-OBD Low reductions from non-OBD programsprograms

• Assume OBD is effective technologyAssume OBD is effective technology

• OBD benefits may be overestimatedOBD benefits may be overestimated

• How does this compare to other How does this compare to other options?options?

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Transportation Control Transportation Control MeasuresMeasures

(TCM)(TCM)

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VMT and Emissions TrendsVMT and Emissions Trends

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2000 2005 2010 2015 2020 2025 2030

VOC

NOx

VMT

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ile

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lion

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Additional VOC Reductions Additional VOC Reductions With VMT ChangesWith VMT Changes

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Zero Growth

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ile

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day

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4.7%

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Additional NOx Reductions Additional NOx Reductions With VMT ChangesWith VMT Changes

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2002 2010

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Zero Growth

Year

Mob

ile

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ons

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4.8%

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Additional VOC Reductions Additional VOC Reductions With Doubling of TransitWith Doubling of Transit

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Base

Zero VMT Growth

Double Transit

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4.7% 1.0%

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Additional NOx Reductions Additional NOx Reductions With Doubling of TransitWith Doubling of Transit

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2002 2010

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Zero VMT Growth

Double Transit

Year

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4.5% 0.4%

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TCM Policy IssuesTCM Policy Issues

• Projected benefits less certainProjected benefits less certain

• Emissions show little sensitivity to Emissions show little sensitivity to VMT changesVMT changes

• Success dependent on behavioral Success dependent on behavioral changes – Enforceable?changes – Enforceable?

• Regulatory vs. voluntaryRegulatory vs. voluntary

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ConclusionsConclusions

• National controls are producing National controls are producing major reductions major reductions

• Additional reductions from local Additional reductions from local controls are small in comparisoncontrols are small in comparison

• I/M (OBD) benefits in similar range I/M (OBD) benefits in similar range as fuelsas fuels

• Changes in VMT have diminishing Changes in VMT have diminishing impactsimpacts

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Decision-Making QuestionsDecision-Making Questions

• What are we trying to accomplish?What are we trying to accomplish?

• Are there common denominators in the Are there common denominators in the answer to that question?answer to that question?

• Is there “value-added” by Is there “value-added” by implementing some programs in multi-implementing some programs in multi-state areas?state areas?