Articles by Gareth Roberts - Page 629

A new inquiry into the funding and governance of local roads in England has been launched by the Transport Committee.

Government targets for ultra-low emission vehicles (ULEVs) branded unachievable, although the fleet sector is committed to accelerating uptake where possible.

The future of mobility and last mile deliveries are the subject of two Government consultations launched today.

European Commission says car manufacturers may be attempting to ‘cheat’ new vehicle emissions tests in a bid to ‘manipulate’ future targets imposed by the EU.

The Government has launched a call for evidence on the impact of emissions from brakes, tyres and road wear in an effort to tackle all sources of pollution.

The SMMT says it is concerned that UK targets for ULEV penetration go “far beyond” those proposed by the European Commission for vans – 15% by 2030.

Think tank the Adam Smith Institute's call for the MOT to be either scrapped or the frequency of inspections reduced has been labelled a “recipe for disaster”.

The Government has been criticised by renewable energy experts for launching another consultation on E10 petrol (petrol with 10% renewable bioethanol).

The Institute of the Motor Industry says it's vital that training and accreditation is extended to those dealing with electric vehicles (EVs) at the roadside.