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Last mile delivery firms to trial hydrogen van

First Hydrogen is opening up trials for its hydrogen-fuel-cell-powered vehicle (FCEV) to parcel delivery companies.

solar panels at Northumberland County Council

Council's electric charge points and HQ to be powered by solar panels

Northumberland County Council will save up to £150,000 a year thanks to a new car port covered in solar panels that will power its HQ and on-site electric vehicle (EV) charge points.

Van trial: hydrogen fuel cell 'copes with most use cases'

Hydrogen fuel cell is an ideal drivetrain for light commercial vehicles, offering a better option across various use cases compared to battery electric, according to the company which has just concluded a four-week trial.

Most councils 'yet to install on-street EV charge points’

Vauxhall is launching an initiative to help increase the availability of residential on-street public charge points after research showed the majority of councils do not have plans in place.

The planning concept sending conspiracists into a tailspin

Smart Transport's latest digital issue looks at controversy surrounding low-traffic neighbourhoods and 15-minute cities.

Politicians must show 'more leadership' to accelerate the transition to zero emission transport, says Renault Trucks

Political leadership is needed to accelerate the transition to zero emission transport, says Renault Trucks

London Mayor's expanded ULEZ scheme is legal – court

A judge today ruled that the London Mayor's plan to extend the Ulez emission zone to the whole of London is lawful.

Sustrans makes key appointment to boost active travel across the UK

Active travel charity Sustrans has appointed Matt Winfield to the new role of chief operating officer.

National Highways should work more closely with sub-national transport bodies over road network, new report suggests

Transport committee also calls on the Department for Transport (DfT) to concentrate on improving the condition of existing roads, rather than expanding the network.

Government data shows charge point disparity

New Department for Transport (DfT) data shows Northern Ireland, followed by the North-West and East Midlands has the lowest level of public charge point provision in the UK.

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