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Mack Trucks Settles for On-Road, Heavy-Duty Vehicle Violations for $52,000
This page finalized August 1, 2006.
| MACK TRUCKS SETTLES FOR ON-ROAD, HEAVY-DUTY VEHICLE VIOLATIONS FOR $52,000 |
| In March 2002, Mack Trucks self reported the inadvertent sale of eight Midliner trucks equipped with 49 state engines. The difference between the California compliant engines and the 49 state engines is that California requires a NOx emission rate of 4.0 g/bhphr or less, while the federal EPA allows 4.6 g/bhp-hr under their non-conformance option. As part of the settlement, Mack recalled the eight trucks to convert the engines to the California certified configuration. In addition, Mack agreed to pay $52,000 to the California Air Pollution Control Fund to cover their own and the dealers' portion of the penalties. |
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