German minister warns that more diesel pain looms

IR

By:

Iain Rogers

April 10, 2018 05:00 AM

BERLIN -- German Transport Minister Andreas Scheuer signaled automakers including Volkswagen Group and BMW could be hit with more painful measures to reduce vehicle emissions, while pledging to protect "hundreds of thousands of jobs" in the car industry.

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