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Abstract
Directions of on Board Diagnostic System Development in Passenger Cars
The paper contains basic pieces of information about the on board diagnostic system, American and European law requirements. Admissible ranges of toxical emission, that this diagnostic system should detect (separately for vehicles with petrol and diesel engines) have been presented. The main idea shown in the article is to presented directions of regulations changes in subject on board diagnostic system. Possibilities of development of this system using in passenger cars (i.e. making a new date bases of mistakes, broke downs and law requirements - the OASIS system and introducing of telemetric systems) are also concerned.
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