TOKYO -- By moving to revoke certifications for three commercial trucks made by Daihatsu Motor, the Japanese government is responding seriously to what it views as systemic disregard for safety rooted deeply in the company.
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Daihatsu will be unable to mass produce three models until they are recertified by the government. © Reuters
TOKYO -- By moving to revoke certifications for three commercial trucks made by Daihatsu Motor, the Japanese government is responding seriously to what it views as systemic disregard for safety rooted deeply in the company.