> Cummins says it "has seen no evidence that anyone acted in bad faith and does not admit wrongdoing." I guess they just added a device made to defeat controls

> Cummins says it "has seen no evidence that anyone acted in bad faith and does not admit wrongdoing." I guess they just added a device made to defeat controls in good faith then. I'm glad they consider that good, and consequently learned nothing from it. > The company was accused of installing defeat devices and other "undisclosed" emissions equipment on almost a million engines used in Ram pickups I get that this is how the settlement works, but we're talking about a million cars with emission level measures considered having been cheated. At this stage it becomes a public safety thing, the details should be made very public. And maybe they should actually try these instead of settling