World's first hydrogen double-decker to hit London roads next year

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Mayor of London pledges no more new diesel buses as he unveils hydrogen bus in London

London Mayor Sadiq Khan yesterday pledged to stop purchasing new pure diesel buses in the capital as he unveiled the world's first double-decker hydrogen bus. Khan said he will ensure no more pure-diesel...

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