California Bureau of Automotive Repair Protecting Californians through effective oversight of the automotive repair industry and administration of vehicle emissions reduction and safety programs. …

BAR mails a courtesy notice to licensees before their license expiration date. You must renew your license by the expiration date, even if you do not receive a notice.

The Bureau of Automotive Repair’s Vehicle Inspection Results page, displays Inspection history based on the vehicle VIN or license plate.

BAR is seeking professionals in the automotive industry to fill automotive program representative vacancies across the state. For information on openings and how to apply, visit Career Opportunities.

BAR field offices provide support services to license applicants and licensees. Locations: Bakersfield, Culver City, Fresno, Hercules, Riverside, Sacramento, San Diego, San Jose, Santa Ana, South El …

The Bureau of Automotive Repair (BAR) is part of the Department of Consumer Affairs. Our mission is to protect Californians through effective oversight of the automotive repair industry and administration …

The Bureau of Automotive Repair's auto shop locator allows you to find licensed automotive repair dealers near you.

The BAR On-Board Diagnostic Inspection System collects data from 2000 and newer vehicles. The BAR-97 Emissions Inspection System measures tailpipe emissions on 1999 and older vehicles.

Technicians licensed to verify safety systems perform the inspections. The technician enters inspection results into the BAR Safety Inspection System (BAR-SIS). The BAR-SIS issues an electronic …

Find a licensed auto shop Licensed auto shops are registered with BAR and must follow laws that protect you. This means you get an estimate before any work starts. You also get clear explanations …