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As well as increasing funding for chargepoints, the government is reportedly researching how best to publish real-time information about the availability and operation of chargepoints across the country.
Of those surveyed, almost 20 per cent said it was legal to ride an e-scooter on public roads, 10 per cent said it was legal to ride on the pavement and 32 per cent were not able to answer or said they did not know.
The Bus Open Data Service will be structured by new regulations which will mean bus operators are legally required to provide route and timetable data by the end of 2020 and fare, ticket and location data by 2021.
Between 2018 and 2032, low carbon fuels are expected to save nearly 85 million tonnes of CO2 - equivalent to taking almost 18 million cars off the road.
The new model will reportedly have improved and more efficient capabilities than its predecessor, which has been used since 2011.
The Department is aiming to develop an interactive mapping tool, capable of displaying a wide range of information such as rail projects, population size and proportion of population that uses public transport.
Electricity North West (ENW), Western Power Distribution (WPS) and Ricardo have partnered to find a new way of delivering rapid electric vehicle (EV) charging hubs through the DC Share latent electricity trial.
The software, which until now is said to have been used to analyse and accommodate movement of motor vehicles, aims to simulate accurate real-life movements of cyclists.
Bus Users is calling on the new government to ensure the future sustainability of bus services ahead of the General Election.
The Arriva Watford contract will last four years, with the option of a two-year extension. The service aims to reduce the need for private car ownership and provide a more environmentally friendly way to travel.
The migration of DfT’s applications to the cloud, which has been called the ‘DfT Data Centre Transformation’, took place during the last quarter of 2018 and the first phases were completed by mid-2019.
An event in Oxfordshire includes an exhibition open to the public that details the DRIVEN consortium's work and advancements in CAV technology.
In a bid to reduce dependency on older, often higher polluting vehicles, the partnership will use a 'shared asset model'.
A new Live Labs project will test technological advances encompassing wireless communication sensors, smart materials, and energy generation and storage, to create roads that generate electricity from passing traffic.
The report - Making the connections on climate – draws together practical examples of the links that can be made on climate at the city region level between transport and energy, and between transport and the decarbonisation of the built environment.
