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Illinois-based trucking company pleased at review of strict emissions standards

The Environmental Protection Agency will reconsider emissions standards for vehicles starting in model-year 2027, which is seen positively by trucking companies who found the previous mandates unachievable.
Ninety-Five percent of trucking companies operate 10 trucks or fewer, according to Mike Kucharski of JKC Trucking.
CALSTART expressed concern that complying with strict emissions standards could lead to severe price inflation for goods and potentially push carriers out of business.
A spokesman for the Electric Vehicle Association stated that the review by the Trump administration risks harming U.S. Leadership in the electric vehicle industry.

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Illinois-based trucking company pleased at review of strict emissions standards

(The Center Square) – A decision by the Trump administration to review emissions standard goals set by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is good news to trucking companies who called the mandates unachievable.

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