mobility
E-bikes are likely to be placed at rail stations, parks and bus stops while e-scooters will be trialled and monitored initially in Cambridge to assess how well they are operating
Car travelling is responsible for 70% of daily total mobility-related emissions, according to a new report
Passengers will be able to secure their seats through the Uber app and use QR technology to get on board
Transport Secretary Grant Shapps says the move will put the UK on the path to economic recovery following the coronavirus crisis
The move gives companies involved formal approval to begin construction
From today, drivers of clean cars will be eligible to pay no benefit-in-kind tax, in contrast to the current 16%
That’s the suggestion from Transport Secretary Grant Shapps, who added all motorcycles, buses, cars and trucks, will have to become zero emission
That’s according to a new survey published by charging infrastructure firm NewMotion, which asked 4,492 EV drivers about a variety of issues relating to the adoption of battery-powered cars
The firm is working with partner organisations Alfen and ENGIE EV Solutions to deliver new EV charging infrastructure across the West of England
A new report stresses the sector must significantly step up climate ambition to match global climate obligations once they are ‘ratcheted up’ at COP25 in 2020
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