Including the closely related terms electric charging, and car charging.
… vehicles; Switching all council owned vehicles from petrol / diesel to electric; Support staff who wish to walk or cycle to work by providing good changing facilities and promote the bike to work scheme; Install rapid electric car charging points across the Borough; Work with local public transport providers and Lancashire County Council to promote public transport options for work…
… Borough Council and six other local authorities have set out to improve the infrastructure of their respective districts. Together they set out a tender to formally develop electric charging point infrastructures within the districts aimed in particular at the taxi and private hire trade. Rossendale Borough Council went about this procedure after consulting other councils about their electric…
… taxis. This led to a company doing consultation work with RBC to produce and show RBC and taxi owners the positives in switching to electric vehicles. The company in question ran a workshop for RBC staff and councillors to show why electric charging point infrastructure is going to be needed. It was decided that RBC and the six other local authorities would join together in a bid to gain…
… funding to develop charging points within each council’s district. The charging points are being constructed for taxis, but members of the public are free to use them when they are not in use. 4.2 SUSTAINABLE TRANSPORT CASE STUDY: EAST LANCASHIRE CYCLEWAY The creation of an East Lancashire Strategic Cycleway Network was proposed in the East Lancashire Highways and Transport Masterplan…