From electric cars to HS3 and Heathrow, the new government's green transport challenge

Will Nichols
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The incoming administration faces a range of decisions on low carbon vehicles, airport expansion and rail networks, all while meeting carbon budgets

Planes, trains, and automobiles will no doubt be near the top of the new government's agenda. A CBI survey towards the end of last year found 57 per cent of senior business leaders expected transport infrastructure...

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