The Coalition Against Testing

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Order extends E-Check program See What others are saying.

Message from the President of the Coalition Against Testing

It is now 2008. After the passage of HB63 into law, it now takes a full vote of the General Assembly to reinstate this program. In our opinion the General Assembly unlawfully delegated their power to the Governor by passing him the right to extend the program through Executive Order.

Well they did it

E-Check not exhausted: Senate gives governor authority he requested to extend testing.

See what others are saying.

The president of the Coalition Against Testing just spoke to the Governors office and the answer he received was: "The Governors office is waiting to evaluate any input that is received at their office." With that being said, CAT strongly suggests every citizen call the Governors office and voice their strong opposition to continuing this program any further. A phone call is best, but if you are unable to make a call, please scroll down and use the link to email the governor and lodge your complaint in writing.

Governor Strickland Office phone number: 614-466-3555
contact the Ohio Governor by email

We understand how frustrated everyone is, and we even know exactly the answer you will receive from both the Ohio Governor and the Director of the Ohio EPA. If you must let the Governor know feelings. If you do not contact the Governor, then he will just be able to say: No one complains about the program any longer, and we do not want that to happen. Make sure you compare the response letters with the ones a member of CAT received. Click the links in this paragraph to view the letters.

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Senator Tim Grendell on 6-17-2007 on PBS explains his budget amendment that does away with E-Check as we know it. Envirotest will be gone and only OBDII systems will need tested, and this will only be 1996 and up vehicles because they started OBDII in 1996. The video will explain it all.

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