Clean Air Zone
Leeds’ Clean Air Zone has achieved its ai...
Leeds’ planned Clean Air Zone is no longer required thanks to businesses switching to cleaner vehicles faster than expected, a joint review by Leeds City
Oxford sets out UK’s first localised air ...
Oxford City Council has set out plans to go significantly further than the current legal target for air pollution to improve the health of those
Statement regarding the latest Leeds Clean ...
Councillor James Lewis, Leeds Deputy Leader and Executive Member with responsibility for air quality, has shared an update regarding a review of the council’s plans
Leaders call for Clean Air as Parliament de...
Greater Manchester authorities are demanding that the government commits vital funding ahead of the March Budget so the region can ‘get on’ with its ambitious
APPG launches inquiry into impact of Clean ...
Following the re-formation of the All-Party Parliamentary Group for Road Freight and Logistics, the group is now calling for evidence in its first inquiry of
Transport Secretary says petrol & dies...
Following the breaking news that the UK’s Transport Secretary Grant Shapps thinks the planned ban on sales of new petrol, diesel or hybrid cars could
Fleet Logistics UK calls for clarity over C...
Stringent clean air targets for European vehicle manufacturers under the EU’s Clean Air for Europe programme (CAFE) may mean that, following the decision to leave
Rental and leasing industry leads the way i...
The BVRLA has published new data on its members’ green credentials as it joined city leaders, global NGOs, government ministers and industry representatives at an
Profiting from low emissions
While nobody could claim to be delighted about paying the charge for London’s ULEZ (Ultra Low Emissions Zone), with help from some state-of-the-art technology, smart
Fleet summit in Coventry to address air qua...
The BVRLA and colleagues from the fleet sector met with officials in Coventry last week to discuss future mobility options and plans to improve air
