VIA names lane support as biggest obstacle in import safety mandate
07-10-2026 23:48 via autotalk.co.nz

VIA names lane support as biggest obstacle in import safety mandate

VIA says lane support requirements pose the greatest threat to used import supply under proposed safety mandates.
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