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,hazardous waste manifest is used, the driver is required to provide the generator (at the time of used oil pickup) with a legible copy of a receipt for each quantity of used oil received. The generator must maintain these receipts for three (3) years. Each receipt must contain the following information: (A) Generator's name, address, identification num- ber (if applicable) and telephone number. (B) Generator's signature or signature of generator's representative. (C) Date of shipment. (D) State manifest number (pre-printed on the manifest). (E) Volume and shipping description of each type of used oil received. (F) Name and address of the authorized facil- ity to which the used oil is being trans- ported. (G) The transporter's name, address and iden- 0tification number. (H) The driver's signature. • Additional requirements for used oil transport- ers are contained in the HSC and 22 CCR pro- visions cited at the beginning of this fact sheet. "Mobile Maintenance" Operations Businesses that generate used oil in the perfor- mance of routine maintenanceoperationsatoff-site locations are subject to special requirements. Such businesses include offsite heavy equipment opera- tions (e.g., constriction vehicle fleets) and mobile oil -changing businesses providing oil changes for personal and business vehicles at the customer's location. The following requirements apply: 1. The business must have a point of consolidation. s 2. Not more than 55 gallons can be transported in any one vehicle at any one time from an off- site location to the point of consolidation. 3. The transport vehicle must be owned by the business or by an employee of the business. The business is not required to be a registered haz- ardous waste transporter in order to transport 55 gallons or less of used oil from an off-site loca- tion to the point of consolidation. 4. The point of consolidation must have an iden- tification number and must be at a non-residen- tial location. 5. The used oil is deemed to be generated at the point of consolidation upon consolidation. The mobile maintenance operator must have an identification num- ber using the point of consolidation address. 6. The used oil must be handled and stored at the point of consolidation in accordance with all applicable hazardous waste laws. 7. The consolidated used oil must be transported by a registered hazardous waste transporter from the point of consolidation to a permitted used oil recycling facility. Miscellaneous It is unlawful to dispose used oil on land, to sew- ers and other water systems, and to bum used oil as a fuel or by incineration, including in space heaters and similar devices. The use of used oil as a dust suppressant ("road oiling") or for in- sect or weed control is prohibited. Generators of used oil who also operate used oil collection centers, such as service stations, are advised to not mix the used oil generated in their business with the used oil from the used oil collection center. The rebuttable presump- tion is not deemed rebutted if used oil from householders or conditionally exempt small quantity generators has been mixed with used oil from other sources. -5, DTSC Used Oil and Used Oil Filters Fact Sheet