Scotland has unveiled the Transport Just Transition Plan (TJTP) and the Vision for the Public EV Charging Network, marking significant milestones in their efforts to combat climate change.

The TJTP encompasses a detailed strategy that outlines the necessary steps to establish a fair and equitable net-zero transport system. As part of the government’s ongoing consultation process, this plan, along with its associated documents, represents the latest stage in shaping Scotland’s sustainable future.

Meanwhile, the Vision for the Public EV Charging Network sets forth an aspirational blueprint for a robust charging infrastructure for electric cars and vans across Scotland. This vision signifies a crucial stride in the right direction, highlighting Scotland’s strong commitment to addressing climate change.

These initiatives serve as comprehensive roadmaps, guiding Scotland towards achieving a net-zero transport system while also providing an exemplary framework for the development of an environmentally friendly public charging network. By setting groundbreaking standards for environmental sustainability, Scotland aims to effectively reduce harmful carbon emissions and lead the way in creating a greener future.