Truck Check Up

Core Features

Truck Check Up is built around California’s Heavy-Duty Inspection and Maintenance requirements. Technicians connect directly to a vehicle through Noregon hardware, enter the required credentials and vehicle information, and initiate the regulatory inspection. Its features include:

• Electronic emissions inspections: Scans heavy-duty vehicles electronically to collect the information required for Clean Truck Check inspections.

• Direct CARB submission: Sends inspection information electronically to CARB for a pass/fail determination, reducing the need for a separate submission process.

• Multi-make vehicle coverage: Supports inspections across heavy-duty vehicle makes and models using Noregon’s DLA+ 3.0 adapter.

• Inspection history: Provides a portal where users can review previous inspection submissions, statuses, and pass/fail results.

• Multi-PC access: A single user’s Truck Check Up credentials can be used across multiple PCs, supporting inspection workflows involving more than one workstation.

Closing Insights

Noregon launched Truck Check Up in 2024 in response to California’s Clean Truck Check program, which requires qualifying heavy-duty vehicles operating in the state to undergo regular emissions inspections. It is directed at two distinct users: fleets that want to keep their own vehicles compliant and service centers seeking to offer CARB inspections commercially. CARB currently lists Noregon’s Truck Check Up with DLA+ 3.0 hardware among its approved OBD test devices.

The regulatory focus also shapes the product’s supporting services. Noregon offers the free Truck Check Up Academy, covering inspection procedures and best practices, although this does not replace CARB’s mandatory tester certification. Truck Check Up costs $979 as standalone software, renewing at $650 annually or $60 monthly. For operators affected by Clean Truck Check, its value lies in combining vehicle inspection and regulatory submission within a dedicated CARB-approved workflow.