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- Latest news22 Jul
E-scooters predicted to be involved in up to 200,000 accidents
E-scooters could be involved in up to 200,000 accidents by the end of 2021, according to researchers.
- Latest news22 Jul
Government is ‘overlooking’ CNG, warns leading provider
Too much emphasis is being placed on electric HGVs when operators could achieve carbon negative with compressed biomethane (Bio-CNG), provider says.
- Latest news22 Jul
Two-thirds say transport decarbonisation policies won't meet net zero
Four in five (80%) believe decarbonisation of UK road transport by 2050 is possible, but two thirds (66%) say policies are ‘not enough’, Zemo Partnership survey finds.
- Latest news20 Jul
Support package announced for haulage sector
A package of measures to help tackle the heavy goods vehicle (HGV) driver shortage has been announced by the Government.
- Latest news20 Jul
£50m for zero emission buses in Scotland
The Scottish Government has launched the first £50 million phase of a new Scottish Zero Emission Bus Challenge Fund (ScotZEB).
- Latest news19 Jul
£56m funding to support light rail services
Light rail operators have been granted up to £56 million in government funding to help run services as coronavirus (Covid-19) restrictions are lifted.
- Latest news19 Jul
EU targets 55% reduction in CO2 emissions by 2030
The EU has set a target of banning the sale of new petrol and diesel cars by 2035 as part of its Fit for 55 decarbonisation plan.
- Latest news15 Jul
Face masks to remain compulsory on London transport
Passengers will still need to wear face coverings on London's Tube, bus, tram, DLR, Overground and TfL Rail when Covid-19 restrictions are lifted on July 19.
- Reports15 Jul
Decarbonising transport: A better, greener Britain
This plan sets out the Government’s commitments and the actions needed to decarbonise the entire transport system in the UK.
- Latest news15 Jul
Winners of 2021 Everywoman in Transport & Logistics Awards announced
The winners of this year's Amazon Everywoman in Transport and Logistics Awards have been announced.
- Latest news15 Jul
Transport decarbonisation plan: industry reaction
Transport industry welcomes Government plan to decarbonise all transport modes by 2050 but highlights noticeable absences.
- Latest news14 Jul
Plans to reduce the national speed limit in Wales
Plans to reduce the national speed limit in Wales on residential roads and pedestrian streets will form part of the Welsh Government’s legislative priorities.
- Reports14 Jul
Standing Still - RAC Foundation
The RAC Foundation's Still Standing report uncovers how many homes have the potential for off-street parking so that an electric car could be parked and recharged.
- Latest news14 Jul
Research reveals opportunity for home EV charging
A new report by the RAC Foundation has highlighted the opportunity for electric vehicle (EV) charging at home.
- Latest news14 Jul
Updated: Government publishes plan for decarbonising all modes of transport by 2050
The Government has published its long-awaited transport decarbonisation plan, putting the UK on course to decarbonise its transport system by 2050.
- Opinion14 Jul
Carbon reduction needs car reduction
Spanish cities show how it is possible to tackle traffic problems without leaders falling on political swords
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E-scooters predicted to be involved in up to 200,000 accidents
E-scooters could be involved in up to 200,000 accidents by the end of 2021, according to researchers.
Watch the Virtual Smart Transport Conference now
Speeches from business secretary Kwasi Kwarteng, transport minister Rachel Maclean and other key figures are now available to watch on-demand.
Government is ‘overlooking’ CNG, warns leading provider
Too much emphasis is being placed on electric HGVs when operators could achieve carbon negative with compressed biomethane (Bio-CNG), provider says.
Two-thirds say transport decarbonisation policies won't meet net zero
Four in five (80%) believe decarbonisation of UK road transport by 2050 is possible, but two thirds (66%) say policies are ‘not enough’, Zemo Partnership survey finds.
