DVSA checks find hundreds of lorries cheating emissions standards
Random checks across the UK catch 293 lorries fitted with 'cheat devices' designed to give false emissions readings
The Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) has discovered hundreds of lorries across the UK are fitted with cheat devices to falsify road emissions data, it said late last week. A four-month investigation...
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