Noregon on Thursday announced a new feature for JPRO called Road Worthiness. JPRO is Noregon’s diagnostic application for commercial vehicles and off-highway equipment.
Noregon says Road Worthiness is an embedded feature that scans the vehicle and assesses its safety and compliance status to determine if the vehicle is ready to operate on public roads.
To pass the Road Worthiness check, Noregon states the vehicle must indicate the following:
JPRO automatically scans the vehicle and presents technicians with a color-coded result (green, yellow, red) so they can quickly determine if the vehicle is ready to be released, or if it requires further diagnostics.
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“Fleets and technicians alike can be fined if they fail to repair certain issues that affect emissions regulations,” says Jason Hedman, Noregon product manager. “Road Worthiness helps technicians confidently complete their work without worrying about regulatory issues they may have missed.”