A coalition of states is suing the Trump administration for the second time to block a planned reduction in penalties automakers pay when they fail to meet fuel economy standards. Photo: John Raoux/AP
The states alleged in the lawsuit filed Friday that the rule violates a section of federal law that mandates public agencies to revise civil penalties to account for inflation.
August 02, 2019 at 03:27 PM
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New York state is co-leading a lawsuit with California against a final rule issued by the Trump administration that reduces penalties for automakers that fail to meet corporate average fuel economy standards, or CAFE.
The states alleged in the lawsuit filed Friday that the rule violates a section of federal law that mandates public agencies to revise civil penalties to account for inflation.
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