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October 8, 2008

Los Angeles and Long Beach Ports Inaugurate New Anti-Smog Plan

LOS ANGELES – A landmark pollution-control program at the nation’s busiest port complex was recently launched with an immediate ban on 2,000 of the region’s diesel-spewing big rigs and few reports of backups or unusual delays in the flow of cargo.

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F&I Magazine - January 2008

In This Issue
Setting the Pace, Captives Speak Out, NADA Conference: Getting Vack to Profitability and much more…