Bully Dog parent to pay $6.5M to settle alleged emissions-defeating violations in light-duty trucks

The parent company of Bully Dog, which sells software and hardware to modify heavy-duty diesel engines, will pay more than $6.5 million to settle alleged violations of the Clean Air Act. Derive Systems, created in 2014 via the merger of Bully Dog and SCT, says the charges pertain only to cars and light-duty trucks and did not encompass heavy-duty Class 8 vehicles.  
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