EPA Moves to ban

EPA Moves to ban the construction of race cars, road cars, fans wave black flags

I feel a little suggestions, US Environmental Protection Agency says it will ban road vehicles built race cars with changes to control their emissions, cheering a measure based on the current standard says a lesbian represents the swerve.

Change was buried in 629 pages of the July 2015 commercial trucks fuel economy standards for the proposed rule, the agency document, the move flag contents, nor on passenger cars and trucks that will indicate he said nothing was changing the rules that apply. Clean Air Act was granted by the EPA's authority under the rule of a valid federal law, the agency determine how pollution rules for automakers and other industries it is.

Understood by enthusiasts as today, EPA rules are built with cars and engines Certified EPA emission control when the vehicle is driven on any public roads, racing or change or terminate with those of control permission to use against the other. Change NASCAR and Indy Racing League car like mass market junk afford to drag racing in many small encounters custom engine, using lemon 24 hours road vehicles for track driving in their cars.

Under the EPA proposal, racers emissions can be controlled either left untouched or face a federal penalty. The agency is the only law, the rule says that to say that has not stopped any kind for any changes, which aim at an EPA approved emission system is clarified.

"The EPA's proposal ... is a certified motor vehicle to make clear that the objectives of the Clean Air Act, disabled or idle (ie, tampering with) to render any emission control does not allow the person "rule states.

Represents builders of specialty equipment market Association, which had just closed the comment period for the new government after the discovery last year of change. In December filing, SEMA EPA about the changes fail to comply with federal laws Motorsports warned that the world is saying "arbitrary, capricious and abuse of discretion," called the step.

"This represents the overreaching by the Agency proposed regulations, ignoring where it runs contrary to the law and those recognized decades of competitive activity in the EPA and race cars is allowed to change," SEMA president and CEO Chris Kersting. "The original Clean Air Act did not intend to extend the modified cars to race and Congress have imposed again intent on more than one occasion."

In response to SEMA, EPA spokeswoman Laura move by Alan Agency Clean Air Act nor the "old" or if the agency does not change its policies, but dirt bikes and snowmobiles among the "non-road" vehicles there is a clear difference could be modified for competition, and those who can not.

"People can use EPA-certified vehicles to compete, but to protect public health from air pollution, the Clean Air Act-since its inception, particularly those prohibiting tampering or removal vehicles defeating the control system, "Allen said.

SEMA says the agency plans to finalize the rules by July, the agency maintains the current proposal, it will take a federal lawsuit to change this.