- When it comes to household hazardous waste, both SHiFT and the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality focus on the correct disposal of waste such as anti-freeze and used motor oil. If these materials are improperly disposed of, they will immediately have an adverse affect on the environment. Please refer to the OR DEQ for more information.
- In order to monitor harmful emissions, the state of Oregon has set up numerous emissions testing sites statewide. For an interactive, statewide map showing Oregon locations, you can click here.
- When it comes to waste tire management, Oregon strives to ensure the proper disposal so that waste tires do not adversely affect the environment. Per the OR DEQ, a ‘waste tire’ can be classified as a tire that is ‘no longer suitable for its original, intended purpose…’

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Retiring Your Ride in Oregon: A Guide to Compliant Auto Recycling
Retiring a vehicle in Oregon involves more than just dropping it off at a junkyard. From DMV liability laws to strict environmental protections, discover exactly what you need to know to safely and legally recycle your old ride.