Where do emission regulations stand?

October 1, 2025
Mike Kastner
NTEA Senior Vice President
At this time last year, the future of light-, medium- and heavy-duty truck emissions looked vastly different. A presidential election, swift congressional action, and a slew of lawsuits — including one involving NTEA — have significantly altered the rules and regulations governing an alternatively fueled future.
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