Scotland’s Transport Minister says the way we travel is on the “cusp of a revolution” with shared mobility and mobility as a service now being developed at a fast pace.
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Scotland’s First Minister says the government there is taking decisions now to support a low-carbon transport policy in the future, as it plans to phase out sales of petrol and … Read more
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority in Los Angeles is considering ending the free use of toll roads by zero-emission vehicles because of concerns about congestion.
The fuel cell electric vehicle market share is predicted to be valued US$9 billion by 2024, as increasing research activities pave the way for the emerging technology and simultaneously reduce … Read more
Highways England has ‘paused’ plans to trial under-road induction charging for electric vehicles while it keeps an eye on a European project testing the technology, despite the scheme already running … Read more
The CEO of TomTom is predicting that the introduction of driverless cars will be gradual with no fully autonomous vehicles anytime soon and that when fully autonomous vehicles do come … Read more
Motorway services and large petrol retailers will be required to install chargepoints for electric cars under plans announced by ministers as part of the Automated and Electric Vehicles Bill.
The inventor Sir James Dyson has tweeted plans to develop and build an electric car by 2020 and promising to hire hundreds of people in the process.
Ringway is collaborating with the London Borough of Hounslow and supply chain partners in a unique trial of electric charging point technology that uses street lighting columns.
Leeds City Council is to trial a smart technology in vehicles that triggers engines to switch to zero emission in heavily polluted areas.