The Biden Administration wants heavy-duty vehicles to clean up their act and its methodology is divisive
The Biden Administration just released new EPA rules for heavy-duty vehicles.They're the most stringent in history and run through 2032.Reaction to the rules has been both positive and negative across the industry. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency unveiled its latest emission standards for heavy-duty trucks on Friday, stating that they are the strictest rules to date and are designed to curtail greenhouse gas emissions.
More: US Unveils Most Stringent Car Emission Standards Ever To Boost EVs The potential benefits go beyond environmental concerns and lining the pockets of ZEV truck makers. The Biden administration believes it could lead to $13 billion in savings per year to society related to public health and savings to truck owners and operators.On behalf of everyone who breathes, thank you, Paul Billings of the American Lung Association said.
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