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The mayor has brought forward his commitment to deliver a 100% zero-emission bus fleet in the capital from 2037 to 2034

The 20 new environmentally-friendly buses will help reduce Transport for London’s carbon footprint as well as harmful emissions to ensure cleaner air for Londoners

Roads surrounding schools are closed to motor traffic during pick-up and drop-off times, enabling children to walk or cycle to school, helping reduce car trips and improving air quality

The delivery of 300 additional chargers across the capital comes ahead of the expansion of the Ultra Low Emission Zone

A Mayor of London spokesperson said they are seeking to appeal the judgement

The bus fleet upgrade is forecast to see nitrogen oxide emissions and particulate matter from buses fall by an average of 90% and 80% respectively

The programme, which aimed to limit vehicles in the streets and improve air quality, has allegedly caused ‘traffic chaos’ and ‘excessive amounts of pollution’

The scheme, which is allegedly named ‘First Ride Free’ and would be applicable to ‘pay as you go’ customers, aims to get more people moving with public transport

Siemens Mobility replaced incandescent traffic signals with energy efficient LEDs across 161 crossings and junctions throughout the capital for Transport for London

It secured an extension to its contracts to work on the existing schemes from October 2021 to October 2026