Government reveals plans for 'green number plates'
Government unveils plans for coloured number plates to make it easier to spot zero emission cars and help drivers access benefits such as free parking
Electric and other zero emission cars could soon be sporting green number plates, as part of the latest government effort to encourage more people to switch to greener vehicles. Announcing its plans...
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