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Diesel Freak, Accurate Truck Service and Griffin Transportation were charged in an aftermarket scheme to disable emissions systems. Also: Legislation looks to cut red tape for military vets entering trucking; Trimac acquires Ohio-based small bulk fleet.

Prosecutors call emissions case “one of the largest of its kind ever charged” in the U.S.

Three Michigan companies and 11 individuals have been charged with violating federal pollution laws in an alleged scheme to disable emission-control systems.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — A total of three companies and 11 individuals have been charged with violating the Clean Air Act in a scheme to disable emissions

Those charged by U.S. Attorney allegedly provided a service to change emission controlling hardware and modify emissions software for semi-trucks.

Those charged by U.S. Attorney allegedly provided a service to change emission controlling hardware and modify emissions software for semi-trucks.