Hi tbuilt62,
Your configuration is almost correct, except from what you've shared it seems you are using the interfaces ( ge-0/0/1-6 ) as access ports and not trunks ? Can you provide us with the output of the following command :
#show interfaces | display set
You would have to use some of the other free ports for your new vlans instead of the already used ports ( or use one port as a trunk connected to another switch, for example ( I use ports ge-0/0/7 & ge-0/0/8 ):
set vlans VehicleCompliance vlan-id 210
set vlans VehicleCompliance interface ge-0/0/7.0
set vlans VehicleCompliance l3-interface vlan.210
set vlans DeckNew vlan-id 220
set vlans DeckNew interface ge-0/0/8.0
set vlans DeckNew l3-interface vlan.220
You'll also have to add the two new ports to a security zone and configure the vlan L3 interfaces ( vlan.220, vlan.210 ) etc ........