The Department for Transport (DfT) has published a Local Authority toolkit – one of its commitments in the Transport Decarbonisation Plan - to provide local authorities with advice on actions they can take to reduce transport carbon emissions.
The Department for Transport has launched its Mobility as a Service (MaaS) code of practice consultation, which will be open for responses from 8 February 2022 to 3 May 2022.
The BVRLA has welcomed the Transport Select Committee’s call for urgent progress to be made on the future of road pricing as the vehicle parc moves towards net zero. However, the Association has reinforced the need for immediate improvement in the systems that will make any new road pricing solution a success.
In anticipation of vehicles with automated driving functions being introduced to UK roads next year, guidance has been published on how such vehicles should be marketed to ensure drivers understand the features and where intervention may be required.
Leading representatives of the mobility services sector have collectively written to the Mayor of London to request an open discussion about the future of the Capital’s transport network and evaluate the positive role shared mobility can play in reducing congestion and emissions in London.
Members who could not attend the recent BVRLA webinar, focusing on mobility solutions, can now login to their BVRLA web account and view the recorded webinar online at leisure.