Ohio Begins Process to Eliminate E-Check Testing Across Northeast Ohio

Could E-Check be ending? Governor asks state EPA to begin unwinding program

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine is directing the state to begin the process of ending mandatory vehicle emissions checks, a program that has been part of life for many Northeast Ohio drivers.

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Ohio Governor Mike DeWine announced on Tuesday that he has directed Ohio EPA to begin the process of ending the vehicle emissions testing program in seven local counties, including Cuyahoga, Geauga, Lake, Lorain, Medina, Portage, and Summit.

Ohio begins process to eliminate E-Check testing across Northeast Ohio

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine announced Tuesday that he directed the Ohio EPA to begin the process to end the E-Check vehicle testing programs in Northeast Ohio.

DeWine directs Ohio EPA to end E-Check in northeast Ohio

DeWine said the move was made after the U.S. EPA redesignated the region for meeting the federal ozone standard in June.