COUNTERFEIT PARTS: Buyer Beware

Fake Gucci handbags being sold on the streets of New York are getting a lot of press and police attention recently. While the economic damage to high-end fashion designers may be painful, the potential threat to public safety and welfare is small, making the entire issue of counterfeiting name-brand goods seem more like a consumer game than a real crime. But what about a counterfeit air brake valve or engine main bearing that isn't up to the rigorous requirements of heavy-duty truck operations? Angry customers who don't get their freight, or damage caused by a runaway truck are ...

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