BusinessGreen 10 Years On: Has green transport reached a fork in the road?
Electric vehicles have stepped up a gear, but aviation and shipping are still stuck in the decarbonisation slow lane - have the past 10 years been a success or a failure for green transport?
Remember those electric cars from the noughties? Those cramped boxy things which needed frequent recharging? Well G-Wiz, haven't things changed? With Tesla's growing range and Nissan's LEAF fast approaching...
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