Cars, Freight & Transport
EV ‘range anxiety’ may be misplaced, survey finds
A motorist’s fear that their EV may not have the range to get them where they want to go, along with the high cost of the longest-range vehicles is often cited as a primary cause for their reluctance to switch to electric vehicles. There’s even a Wikipedia page on the subject.
DfT announce £56m funding for 2,400 new EV chargepoints
Technology and Decarbonisation Transport Minister, Jesse Norman has announced £56m of public and private funding
Newcastle e-scooter scheme reaches one million miles travelled
The shared e-scooter scheme in Newcastle-upon-Tyne has reached a double milestone: the second anniversary 0f
London ULEZ: Shortage of cheap, compliant cars and no increase to scrappage scheme
It seems that London’s Ultra Low Emission Zone’s journey towards expansion, scheduled for August this
EU proposal could see diesel trucks still on the road after 2050
New EU proposals have been criticised by Transport & Environment, one of Europe’s leading clean
London boroughs objecting to ULEZ expansion have installed the fewest charging points, study finds
Using figures acquired from all 33 London borough through the Freedom of Information act, climate
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Case Study: The complexities of delivering clean air in a two-tiered local authority
Beverley Nielsen is well known to many AQN readers as a regular host of our Air Quality Conferences, but it is as an Associate Professor & Executive Director of the Institute for Design, Economic Acceleration & Sustainability – who also finds time to work as a district and county councillor – that she has produced this fascinating case study.
Centre for Policy Studies: Britain needs a pay-per-mile motoring tax
A new report, ‘The Future of Driving’ co-authored by Dillon Smith and Tom Clougherty of
We need a strategy for positioning EV charging stations in urban streets
A new report, commissioned by climate action campaigners Possible with support from cycling charity Wheels
Logistics UK call for measures to support industry decarbonising fleet operations
In their 2023 Electric Vehicle Report, Logistics UK, the trade association for the UK freight
Electra launch UK’s first compact 12.5-tonne electric waste platform fleet
After a year-long, country-wide trial of their 12.5-tonne eCargo proved a success with operators, Lancashire-based
38% of UK drivers rate their understanding of Electric Vehicles as ‘poor’ or ‘very poor’
New research conducted by Peugeot UK has revealed that less than a quarter of UK
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