FOCUS ON THE EAST MIDLANDS: POWER CHANGES

Electric and biogas vehicles are helping tackle air quality in Nottingham, offering a stark contrast with the rest of the region

The word ‘Biogas’ appears in the destination display on Nottingham City Transport 455 (YN19 EEM), one of 120 Scania N280UDs with Alexander Dennis Enviro400CBG City bodies used on the main corridors served by high frequency buses.
MARK LYONS

Just as with the Workplace Parking Levy, Nottingham offers a masterclass in adopting alternative fuels to improve air quality. Unlike some of our other big cities, it has been pro-active in tackling the causes of poor air quality, rather than resorting to a punitive charging regime.

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