Container terminals at the Port of Oakland are using Zebra Enterprise Solutions?? radio frequency identification (RFID) technology to comply with the Port of Oakland's ban on polluting trucks, Entertainment Close-Up reported.

On December 2, the container terminals at the Port of Oakland announced that all trucks delivering cargo containers must install RFID devices for identification and register in eModal's TruckerCheck system.

As of January 19, the terminals are enforcing a new Port of Oakland ban on trucks with engine year models earlier than 1994 from picking up or dropping off cargo at the port. In addition, model year 1994 to 2003 trucks must be retrofitted with diesel particulate filters or engines that meet equivalent standards.