Clean Air Zone
Siemens: will all roads eventually lead us ...
Almost 2,000 locations across England, Wales and Northern Ireland have levels of air pollution that exceed safety limits, says Friends of the Earth*. Road traffic
EV fleet adoption tips for businesses makin...
The transport sector is the fastest growing contributor to climate emissions. However, the impending EV revolution is aiming to slow this concerning trend and unlock
DVSA report confirms high risk of Low Emiss...
The latest findings from the DVSA’s ‘2018 Vehicle Emissions Testing Programme’ highlight the threat to air quality improvements in ultra-low emission zones (ULEZs) from poor
FTA Logistics Report finds the UK’s g...
The FTA has published its 2019 Logistics Report, reporting that the industry is facing immense pressure to change and evolve, and with the introduction of
FTA welcomes Leeds and Birmingham CAZ delay...
The Freight Transport Association (FTA) has reacted to yesterday’s statement by Leeds and Birmingham Councils, that they are delaying the start of their Clean Air
Birmingham and Leeds Clean Air Zones to be ...
The proposed Clean Air Zones (CAZs) in Birmingham and Leeds will be ‘significantly’ postponed, with the councils blaming the government for not delivering digital vehicle
Study uncovers huge lack of consumer awaren...
Public understanding of the UK Government’s high profile Clean Air Zones initiative is worryingly low just weeks ahead of the introduction of London’s low emission
Greater Manchester tables ambitious proposa...
Greater Manchester leaders will be asked this Friday (1 March) to endorse wide-ranging proposals to tackle the urgent problem of air pollution across the city-region.
First Manchester response to ManchesterR...
FIRST MANCHESTER STATEMENT 27th February 2019 Response to Greater Manchester Clean Air Proposal Ian Humphreys, Managing Director of First Manchester commented: “We fully support the
Penalty charges could apply to most diesel-...
Recent analysis by Manheim, a leading UK provider of integrated products and services for the vehicle remarketing sector, indicates that 80% of diesel vans could
