3 Companies Charged in Diesel-Engine Emissions Tampering Case
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From Bus & Motorcoach News:
Three Michigan companies and eleven individuals have been accused of disabling emissions controls on semi-trucks, violating the Clean Air Act in an aftermarket scheme. While the investigation is ongoing, this case already is one of the largest of its kind ever charged in the United States.
The corporate defendants are Diesel Freak LLC, of Gaylord, Michigan, and Accurate Truck Service LLC and Griffin Transportation Inc., of Grand Rapids, Michigan...................
Over the three days of International Roadcheck, inspectors primarily conduct the North American Standard Level I Inspection, which is a thorough 37-step procedure to check the driver’s operating credentials/requirements and the vehicle’s regulatory compliance.
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From Metro:
May 16 kicks off the first day of International Roadcheck, the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance's (CVSA) 72-hour commercial motor vehicle and driver inspection and enforcement initiative.
International Roadcheck is an annual high-volume, high-visibility vehicle, and driver safety compliance campaign that aims to:......................................
House Bill Tries Again for CERTS Act Tax Exemption
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From School Transportation News
A renewed effort is underway to assist school bus contractors and other private transportation companies still recovering from the financial impact of COVID-19.
Despite the federal government official ending its pandemic regulations earlier this month, the National School Transportation Association (NSTA) and other commercial passenger carrier advocates say private companies continue to struggle from "severe economic losses" incurred during shutdowns, school or otherwise.............................................
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