Public transport
Answer:
Transport has one of the most uncertain futures. It is nearly certain that a high proportion of road and marine vehicles are likely to be battery-electric powered, or use hydrogen fuel cells. Making this happen will require planning the essential transitional work to carbon zero. It will require installing the core charging and re-fuelling infrastructure. Investment to replace or retrofit existing public transport to be zero-carbon. Replacement of the existing ferry fleet is needed for hydrogen fueled vessels is required. Development of a strategy for air transport may be the most difficult.
Full answer here: Organisation of transport in an independent Scotland
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Media type: Article
Date published: 2025
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Author / Creator: : Steven Reid
Media type: Report
Date published: 2024
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Date published: 2023
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