Navistar Inc. to Reduce 10,000 Tons of NOx Emissions and Pay $52 Million Civil Penalty in Federal Settlement of Clean Air Act Claims

DOJ

Navistar Inc., an integrated manufacturer of trucks and diesel engines based in Lisle, Illinois, has agreed to mitigate at least 10,000 tons of oxides of nitrogen (NOx) emissions and pay a $52 million civil penalty in a consent decree, lodged today, to resolve violations of the Clean Air Act. In particular, Navistar illegally introduced into commerce on‑highway Heavy-Duty Diesel Engines (HDDEs) that were not covered by EPA-issued certificates of conformity. read more »

Ram Asks Some Heavy Duty Diesel Truck Owners to Park Outside

KELLY BLUE BOOK

Ram will soon issue a recall order for about 130,000 Ram HD trucks equipped with Cummins 6.7-liter diesel engines. The trucks may have intake heater relays that can catch fire even when the engine is off. read more »

London expands its ultra-low emission zone in bid to reduce air pollution

CNBC

London’s Ultra Low Emission Zone expanded on Monday, with the U.K. capital’s mayor describing the move as “a landmark day for our city.” read more »