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Proposed Calif. law aims to reduce smog test fraud (AP via Yahoo! Finance)

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A proposed state law would make sure vehicle smog tests aren't just smoke and mirrors. Legislation introduced this week by Assemblyman Mike Eng, D-Monterey Park, would radically change the way the tests are conducted and potentially affect some 23 million California motorists.

Full post as published by Yahoo Law News on February 26, 2010 (boomark / email).

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