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Truckers, builders celebrate repeal of carbon emissions rule for highways

  • The U.S. Department of Transportation repealed a highway emissions rule on April 18.
  • This regulation required states to measure carbon dioxide emissions from vehicles.
  • More than 20 states previously sued the former administration over the requirement.
  • Secretary Sean Duffy stated the repeal ensures no radical political agenda hinders highway work.
  • Organizations representing truckers and contractors supported the department's decision.
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Truckers, builders celebrate repeal of carbon emissions rule for highways

(The Center Square) – In the latest major deregulation effort by the Trump administration, the Department of Transportation has withdrawn a Biden-era highway emissions rule set to take effect in May.

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Commercial Carrier Journal broke the news in on Sunday, April 20, 2025.
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