Green cabs: Coventry launches 'Go Electric Taxi' scheme

James Murray
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Coventry City Council teams up with plug-in black cab pioneer LEVC to accelerate shift towards low emission taxi fleet

Coventry City Council will today unveil ambitious plans to establish the city as one of the world's leading low emission vehicle hubs with the launch of a new support scheme designed to accelerate the...

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