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Ride-hailing fees can drive electric car use, says new report
26 September 2019
by tom.w
Photo: RedBoy [Matt] Flickr
26 September 2019
by tom.w
A new report released by the International Council on Clean Transportation (ICCT) claims that taxes and fees could be the solution to nudging ride-hailing companies and their drivers towards electric vehicles.
While dozens of US and European cities already operate some form of taxation on ride-hailing firms such as Uber and Lyft, the need for a more strategic approach to boost fully electric car use is urged in the report.
Key findings included:
Only 1 percent of vehicles used globally for ride-hailing are fully electric.
Fees could be used to support home charging installation for ride-hailing drivers and fund the deployment of fast charging in optimal urban locations–5 to 8 p...
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