Found: Plug-in Grants will continue until at least financial year 2024/25 for motorcycles vans, taxis , trucks

Found: with a disability has when doing the basic activities of daily life; and when getting about e.g. taxis

Found: and motor buses, with a more recent example being ride-sharing apps competing with traditional taxis

Found: In London, we not only have cars, bicycles, taxis and buses but the underground as well.

Found: 5369, London WC1N 3XX Estimate of the probable value (or amount of any donation): Eurostar (£393), taxis

Question to the Department for Transport:

To ask the Secretary of State for Transport, what discussions his Department has had with HM Treasury on the proposed consultation into the impact of the July 2023 High Court ruling in Uber Britannia Ltd v Sefton MBC.

Answered by Guy Opperman - Parliamentary Under-Secretary (Department for Transport)

The Department for Transport and HM Treasury have worked closely on the consultation, which was launched on 18 April, on the impacts that recent High Court rulings on private hire vehicle legislation may have on the sector and its passengers.

Question to the Department for Transport:

To ask the Secretary of State for Transport, what assessment his Department has made of the potential merits of extending the eligibility criteria for plug-in vehicle grants to private cars.

Answered by Anthony Browne - Parliamentary Under-Secretary (Department for Transport)

There are now over a million battery electric cars registered in the UK, and their sales continue to grow. The Government is targeting its incentives where they have the most impact and deliver the greatest value for money. Plug-in Grants will continue until at least financial year 2024/25 for motorcycles, vans, taxis, trucks and wheelchair accessible vehicles.

Question to the Department for Business and Trade:

To ask His Majesty's Government why a grant of £8 million was recently paid to Vertical Aerospace to develop a flying taxi company at a time when the firm faced material uncertainty.

Answered by Lord Offord of Garvel - Parliamentary Under Secretary of State (Department for Business and Trade)

A research consortium led by Vertical Aerospace, including four universities, was awarded an Aerospace Technology Institute (ATI) Programme grant to develop propeller technology.

The ATI Programme co-funds UK research and development activity with industry to develop zero-carbon and ultra-efficient aircraft technology. Grants are awarded after a competitive process, with only the best projects recommended - those that offer real innovation, emissions reduction and tangible economic benefits to the UK.

Due diligence checks are completed ahead of all awards, with grants paid in arrears based on activity delivered against an agreed plan. Safeguards are in place in the event of business failure.

Found: and the degree to which it would promote fair competition between PHV operators (PHVOs) . 1.3 Taxis

Found: There was also practical help , such as with clothing and holdalls , as well as taxis to the station

Found: sharing on taxis and private hire vehicles, allowing the sharing of these data only between specified

Found: and the degree to which it would promote fair competition between PHV operators (PHVOs) . 1.3 Taxis

Found: There was also practical help , such as with clothing and holdalls , as well as taxis to the station

Found: Scope 3**** transport emissions from hire cars, grey fleet, taxis (some figures are approximated using

Found: Scope 3**** transport emissions from hire cars, grey fleet, taxis (some figures are approximated using

Found: Not all islands are served by buses and there are not always taxis available.