Transport for London will not add any more pure diesel double-decker buses to the capital’s bus fleet from 2018, London mayor Sadiq Khan has announced. Meanwhile, all new single-deck buses for central London will be zero emission. London has committed to procuring roughly 300 zero emission buses by 2020, with 51 battery-electric buses recently going into service on the 507/521 route, taking their numbers to 79. The mayors of Paris, Madrid, Mexico City and Athens have just pledged to...
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