New roof crush requirements for Class 2 vehicles

July 28, 2017

Steve Spata

NTEA Technical Assistance Director

We are a final-stage manufacturer and heard there are new roof crush requirements taking effect this fall — but we thought there were already new requirements that went into effect last year. Can you please clarify?

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