The EPA is proposing a major upgrade to diesel truck DEF systems, aiming to give drivers early warnings before their trucks shut down due to low or faulty DEF fluid—saving farmers and truckers from dangerous, stranded situations. While the goal is to keep emissions standards intact while improving usability, critics argue these systems cause costly repairs and pose safety risks. Public comments are open until August 29, with potential rollout starting on 2027 models.
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