UK Government Takes First Step Towards Zero-Emission Roads by 2035: A Comprehensive Review Gets Underway In a significant move towards a cleaner and more sustainable transportation sector, the UK government has launched a review aimed at creating a clear pathway to achieve zero-emission driving by 2035. As part of its commitment to reducing greenhouse gas emissions and meeting its net-zero targets, the government is seeking to identify the most effective strategies to support the transition to electric vehicles and alternative modes of transportation. The review is expected to explore various options, including incentives for consumers, investments in charging infrastructure, and regulations to phase out internal combustion engines. With the UK already facing a looming ban on new petrol and diesel car sales, this review is seen as a crucial step towards a greener future for Britain's roads.
Review launched to shape pathway to reach zero emission driving by 2035 GOV.UK
