Electric Transportation

Electric transportation is a growing trend, and it's clear that there are a number of great options available. With so many choices, PLC sure will provide the one that's perfect for you. Electric buses are becoming increasingly common in cities around the world. They're a great way to reduce emissions and noise pollution, and they can also help to improve air quality. Electric trams are a great option for urban areas. They're smaller and more maneuverable than buses or trains, and they can help to reduce traffic congestion.

Electric transportation refers to trains, trams, cars, buses and bikes which run on electricity. Worldwide the use of electric vehicles has spiked in the first half of 2018, with sales surpassing a million vehicles so far this year. Electric transportation already exists largely in form of trains and trams, but increasingly electric bicycles and electric cars will be on the roads. Sales of electric vehicles made headlines in 2018 for finally reaching landmark sales, while experts predict that new registrations of diesel vehicles will be dead by 2025. In 2018 there were around 4 million battery and hybrid cars on the road. Most of these were in China and in the US (especially California). In Europe, Norway has the highest rates of electric vehicle ownership, where over half of all new vehicles sold are electric. Countries around the world are looking into prohibiting sales of non-electric vehicles by around 2030, while German cities are banning diesel vehicles within city limits. It is important to think about and improve possibilities for electric transportation, but this is not the only solution to improving transportation emissions. The most environmentally friendly modes of transport remain walking and biking – therefore, cities should be designed around people and not cars.