Transport for London has more than 2,000 zero-emission buses

Transport for London has more than 2,000 zero-emission buses

The bus fleet began in 2016 with 30 vehicles and has expanded in a big push to reduce air pollution.

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London reaches 2,000 zero emission buses, making over 20% of TfL fleet - Sustainable Bus

London has surpassed the milestone of 2,000 zero-emission buses in active service, marking a key achievement in Transport for London’s (TfL) broader transition toward a fully decarbonised bus fleet by 2030. With this development, the capital now operates the largest zero-emission bus fleet in Western Europe—outpacing other major cities such as Paris, Berlin, and Madrid. As of today, two in every nine of London’s world-famous red buses have now g…

TfL reveals more than 2,000 zero emission buses in use

Transport for London has announced that there are now more than 2,000 zero emission buses operating on routes in the capital. The news means that two in every nine buses are now zero emission, which is around 20% of the fleet. In 2016, the number was only 30 buses. TfL’s target is to make its entire bus fleet zero-emission by 2030, reducing toxic air pollution, and fulfilling the climate emergency. Making buses zero-emission would save an estima…

London hits a new green milestone as more than 2,000 zero-emission buses now on capital's roads - London Post

London is leading the way with the largest zero-emission fleet in Western Europe. There are now more than 2,000 zero-emission buses on the capital’s streets helping to improve the city’s air quality and reducing its carbon emissions. This means two in every nine of London’s world-famous red buses have now gone green, which is more than 20 per cent of the entire bus fleet, increasing from 30 in 2016. TfL’s target is to make its entire bus fleet z…

Wrightbus in Ballymena builds momentum as London celebrates 2,000 zero-emission buses

A major milestone in the UK’s transition to greener public transport has placed Ballymena-based Wrightbus at the centre of a nationwide green revolution.