From January the 29th, new rules have been introduced by the Department of Transport with regards to the Highway Code. The new code is basically affecting cyclists on the road. There are also new penalties to be aware of if the new rules are broken. Now all cyclists are given the right of way to… Continue reading Changes in the Highway Code
The government has announced plans to make further cuts in its grants for the purchase of electric cars. The confirmed dates will be from the 22nd of December, with the reduction of £1,000 from £2,500 to £1,500. This is for electric cars priced under £32,000 will be eligible. As stated by The Department of Transport,… Continue reading Government grants cutbacks affect electric car subsidies
Formula One has always been known as the pioneer of new car technology and innovative ideas that eventually find their way into the motor industry. As it stands now, the car industry is going green and heading towards the production and future of all-electric vehicles within the next decade. But according to the outgoing President… Continue reading Electric F1 not ready to be introduced yet
With the emergence of the Omicron variant virus, further shortages of microchips used in car production could continue for longer than first thought. This is the stark warning from the Nissan boss, Makoto Uchida. The CEO also added that it’s too early to say when normal deliveries will resume due to the ongoing pandemic which… Continue reading Nissan boss warns of further chip shortages
The city of Southampton is situated on the south coast of England in the county of Hampshire. It is approximately 15 miles (24 km) west of Portsmouth and 70 miles (110 km) southwest of London. Southampton is also considered to be a major port for cruise and cargo ships and has been an important port… Continue reading The city of Southampton
The brand new Centre of Excellence has officially opened in Milton Keynes, which aims to provide “world-class technical expertise” in the car manufacturing sector. The site will be run by Intertek Group, with the focus being to help any car manufacturer making hybrid or electric vehicles to “accelerate their equipment and systems capabilities”. The centre… Continue reading Electric vehicle Centre of Excellence opens
Are you an electric vehicle driver planning to buy a newly built home? All new homes and buildings in the UK will be required by law to provide and install electric vehicle charging points. New-build supermarkets, workplaces, and buildings undergoing major renovations will also come under the new law. This decision comes as a further… Continue reading All new buildings in England to have electric car charge points from 2022
UK Prime Minister, Boris Johnson has recently announced that all new-build homes will be required to have Electric Vehicle charging stations installed from 2022. This has come about with the government banning the sale of petrol and diesel cars and vans by the year 2030. Hybrids will be available for sale until 2035.
Transport for London has revealed that because of the higher than expected surge in drivers switching from non-compliance ULEZ (Ultra Low Emission Zone) cars to Ulez-compliant vehicles, the forecast revenue that was expected to be generated for the TFL has dropped dramatically. Initial figures were a daily revenue stream of approximately £2m a day. This… Continue reading LESS CASH FOR TFL AS ULEZ COMPLIANCE UPTAKE SURGES
ESB which is the company that operates the electric vehicle charging network for Northern Ireland has been awarded the government’s Levelling Up Fund of £3.37m which has been set up to support infrastructure projects such as electric car Charge Points. Northern Ireland up to now has been the only part of the UK which had… Continue reading NI awarded £3.37m electric charger funding
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