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10 Point Pod 05 – Green public transport

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Get on yer bike. Or yer bus. Or even walk. Just rethink whether you need to get in the car, whether it’s electric or a diesel clunker. 

We’re going to need to do more than just electrify cars. There must be a shift to public transportation if the net zero goals are to be achieved. This will require various levels of government to provide support, to make cycling safer, to protect pavements – and possibly to deter people from jumping in the car. 

Sayeh Ghanbari, UK&I business consulting leader at EY, and Chris Boardman, Olympian and Greater Manchester’s cycling and walking commissioner, get together to set the world to rights, one street at a time. 

Green public transport is the fifth point on the government’s 10 point plan. Next month, and continuing the theme of movement, is jet zero and green ships. 

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