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UK must invest in electric charging infrastructure for Clean Van Commitment to work
Switching deliveries to electric vehicles will only be achieved if significant investment is made in the national charging infrastructure and the costs of electric vehicles is reduced significantly, according to Britain’s largest and most influential business organisation in the logistics sector. According to FTA, which represents more than 17,000 business across the industry, the Government’s Clean Van Commitment, to be launched this week (w.c 10 September 2018) must support business in switching its vehicles to electrically powered ones.
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