- The state of Texas and SHiFT are constantly working to ensure the proper management of hazardous waste when it comes to vehicle recycling. Waste that can be classified as ‘hazardous’ can include but is not limited to, waste oil, hydraulic fluids and anti-freeze. The Texas Commission On Environmental Quality provides numerous resources to help educate its residents on their website.
- Waste tires are one of the most commonly improperly discarded items in the state of Texas. These end-of-life tires can not only harm the environment, but also result in physical safety hazards for civilians on the road. To ensure Texas residents are aware of not only the proper disposal methods, but also are able to locate their nearest recycling site, the state Environmental Quality department has provided a list of resources which can be found here.
- Are you curious to see how your personal vehicle is affecting the environment? Texas offers vehicle emissions testing throughout the state. For additional resources and contact information please visit these additional state resources for Texas residents.

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