Germany to tackle older diesels by empowering city bans

Almost half of the 3 million new vehicles sold each year in Germany are diesels. (Reuters)

April 08, 2016 05:00 AM

BERLIN (Bloomberg) -- German towns and cities plagued by car and truck pollution will soon get the legal tools they need to ban older diesel vehicles from streets where emissions are highest.

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