European Parliament, buses, trucks and trucks new and tougher for carbon dioxide (CO₂) approved the limits regulations. These regulations aim to make the road transport sector more environmentally friendly. Here are the details…
Carbon dioxide limits approved for heavy vehicles such as buses, trucks and trucks
In this process starting from 2019, by 2040 carbon dioxide emissions of buses and trucks 90 percent It is aimed to reduce the These regulations will have great impacts on the bus and truck industry.
Vehicles with low carbon dioxide emissions will need to be developed, which may lead to increases in vehicle and operating costs. These increases can be passed on to end consumers through the prices of transportation and travel services.
Fleet (average carbon dioxide value per float) system, an existing practice in Europe for automobiles. In this system, carbon dioxide emissions 95 grams per kilogram It shouldn’t pass.
It is also adjustable for heavy vehicles such as buses, trucks and trucks. weight correction factor It is also available. Producers who exceed these limits must pay for each gram of excess 95 Euro fine will be faced with paying. For example, a manufacturer 100 thousand vehicles when you sell and these vehicles average 5 grams of carbon dioxide exceeds the emission limit, in total 47.5 million Euro fine will have to pay.
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These new regulations for buses, trucks and trucks are considered a big step towards reducing carbon dioxide emissions and transitioning to environmentally friendly transportation. This step will both encourage manufacturers to turn to technological innovations and reduce environmental impacts.
However, the costs of these changes and their impact on the industry will be carefully monitored in the coming years. What do you think about these limits? You can write your opinions in the comments section below.