Summary
This motion addresses the vehicle emissions scandal and calls for stricter real-world testing and stronger EU oversight to protect health and consumers. 10 27.10.2015
Other
health
civil law
transport
environment
administrative law
public administration
business and competition
Key points
- The explicit prohibition of software or hardware designed to bypass emission control systems during normal driving.
- The requirement that all vehicles must meet emission standards under actual, normal driving conditions.
- The obligation for the Commission to update testing procedures if current methods are found to be inadequate.
- The protection of consumer rights, including the right to repair or replacement when products do not meet contract specifications.
Documents (PDFs)
JOINT MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on emission measurements in the automotive sector
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on emission measurements in the automotive sector
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on emission measurements in the automotive sector
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on emission measurements in the automotive sector
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on emission measurements in the automotive sector
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on emission measurements in the automotive sector
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on emission measurements in the automotive sector
Emission measurements in the automotive sector
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