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Philip Ellis talks safety and the impact of COVID-19 on micromobilty with Intelligent Transport’s Joshua Minchin, as more and more local authorities around the world begin to implement some form of micromobility scheme.
More than £100 million has been made available for local authorities to help purchase zero-emissions buses as part of the scheme, which the DfT hopes will help improve air quality.
Chief Executive of CoMo UK Richard Dilks explains why mobility hubs should play a key role in the green transport revolution, and explains how crucial they are in getting people out of private cars.
Funding for green transport projects continues to flood in as a new project in Northern Ireland seeks to further its hydrogen fuel technology capability.
The DfT claims electric vehicles are getting cheaper, but there has been criticism of the announcement by some members of the industry.
The UK Government has announced a raft of measures to improve the country’s bus infrastructure, including funding for rural services.
Research from the RiDC suggests that there is plenty of appetite for electric vehicles among disabled people, but the technology is not accessible enough.
Railway staff will be offered lateral flow tests twice a week to help curb the spread of COVID-19 and reassure passengers when they start to return to the railway.
The UK Government has announced funding to help local authorities tackle bad air quality throughout the UK, as well as opening a competition to find the country’s best electric vehicle innovations.
Onto customers will now be able to access Shell Recharge charge points, which the subscription provider says will offer drivers more flexibility when making the switch to electric vehicles.
Transport operator Stagecoach says its Optibus software well enable buses to be planned more efficiently and therefore reduce CO2 emissions in the process.
Research from charity the Health Foundation suggests that the North East and West Midlands could benefit the most from an improved walking and cycling infrastructure.
Arrival will test its new electric bus on First Bus routes in the Autumn later this year as it looks to develop its zero-emissions fleet.
The highest court in the land has told Uber that it now must pay workers a minimum wage and holiday pay just like employees in other industries.
It’s hoped the new funding package will help smaller businesses, like B&Bs, install charging infrastructure to help tackle “range anxiety” that some drivers have.
