Vehicle-Repair Facilities
Vehicle-repair facilities can expose you to chemicals on the Proposition 65 list when motor vehicles are being serviced or repaired.
Proposition 65 is a California law that requires businesses to warn people before exposing them to a significant amount of a chemical on the state’s Proposition 65 list. Chemicals are placed on this list for cancer or reproductive harm (i.e., potential harm to a developing embryo or fetus, or to a person’s ability to have a healthy baby).
Read our Service Stations and Vehicle-Repair Facilities fact sheet for information about listed chemicals you may exposed to when servicing your vehicle, with advice on how to reduce your exposure.
Proposition 65 benefits all Californians by reducing their exposure to chemicals that are on the list. You can learn more about the law’s impact by reading our webpage, Reducing Exposure to Proposition 65-listed Chemicals: A California Success Story.
- Benzene
- Carbon Monoxide
- Carbon Monoxide - in Enclosed Parking Facilities, Service Stations, and Vehicle-Repair Facilities
- Diesel Engine Exhaust
- Gasoline Engine Exhaust
- Service Stations and Vehicle-Repair Facilities
- El escape de motores diésel
- El monóxido de carbono - en estacionamientos cerrados, estaciones de servicio e instalaciones de reparación de vehículos