Truck emission rules: what changed, what didn’t

Land Line Media·Feb 3

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The Environmental Protection Agency has made changes to truck emission rules, with some outlets reporting a easing of requirements for heavy-duty trucks. However, there is uncertainty about the scope of the changes, with some reports suggesting the elimination of emission standards for new vehicles and others indicating that certain rules, such as those related to California's clean truck regulations, are being revoked or blocked. The impact of the changes on truck emissions and the trucking industry is still unclear.

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