News
Top truck makers sue CARB/California over enforcement of Clean Truck Partnership
Four leading truck manufacturers are suing the state for clarification of their legal obligations in light of the "Clean Truck Partnership," likewise an injunction to block California from enforcing federally preempted emissions regs.
A deal between truck manufacturers and the FTC is the latest blow to the Clean Truck Partnership. The post Clean Truck ...
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission said on Tuesday it had resolved antitrust concerns arising from the "Clean Truck ...
Truck makers question California's authority to amend or enforce its Advanced Clean Truck rules and challenge the viability ...
After pressure from the Department of Justice, Paccar, Volvo, International, and Daimler Truck, “in an impossible position,” ...
Major truck makers like Daimler and Volvo are questioning the validity of the Clean Truck Partnership, a key agreement for ...
Truck OEMs say in a new lawsuit against the California Air Resources board that they are “caught in the crossfire” between ...
Major trucking companies are asking a federal judge to decide whether they must comply with the state's clean-air standards ...
As the nation’s major truckmakers seek to abandon California’s stricter-than-federal emissions rules, experts are weighing ...
Lawsuit seeks to upend a vital partnership to advance the development of zero-emission vehicles for commercial trucking, reduce pollution and save money ...
Claiming CARB is using the CTP as a 'backdoor' to enforce revoked rules, top truck makers have filed suit. Get the latest on ...
Results that may be inaccessible to you are currently showing.
Hide inaccessible results
Feedback