- Like SHiFT, the state of Ohio understands the dire need to protect the environment from used, waste tires polluting our land and waterways. The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency provides a list of resources as well as collection sites for those seeking to correctly dispose of used, waste tires.
- If you are curious as to how your personal vehicle is affecting the environment, you can schedule an E-Check. Additionally, all vehicles manufactured from 2001-2021, and less than 10,000lbs are required to undergo an E-Check before a 2025 registration can be obtained.
- The state of Ohio’s EPA provides an extensive list of additional materials pertaining to vehicles that should be recycled and disposed of properly. The list may also refer you to the correct location to do so. Reach out to either a state representative or call SHiFT directly for questions pertaining to your vehicle recycling journey.
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