Could E-Check finally be coming to an end in Northeast Ohio? Capitol Letter
Governor Mike DeWine is seeking to end vehicle emissions testing in Northeast Ohio after the region met federal air quality standards. The proposal still requires approval from the U.S. EPA before the program can be officially discontinued.
Gov. Mike DeWine wants to end Northeast Ohio’s long-running vehicle emissions testing program after the Cleveland region met federal air quality standards. But drivers shouldn’t skip their next appointment yet because Ohio still needs U.S. EPA approval.
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