Bringing the transport and energy sectors together.
Research published today by RiDC (Research Institute for Disabled Consumers) found that while 97% of disabled and older people in the UK are concerned about the environment, they experience barriers to making sustainable choices when it comes to transport, shopping, recycling and energy use.
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Caroline Jacobs, Head of Development at the Research Institute for Disabled Consumers (RiDC), highlights the inaccessibility of electric vehicle (EV) charge points for older and disabled motorists and the work being done to help improve this.
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The London Borough of Lambeth has worked with Connected Kerb in a first-of-its-kind project to demonstrate how affordable and accessible public EV charging infrastructure can be deployed to tackle EV inequality and drive greater EV adoption amongst communities traditionally under-represented in the EV transition.
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National disability charities, Motability and Designability, have published findings from the user engagement phase of the project to make electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure in the UK accessible to disabled people.
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Gloucestershire-based product design agency, Duku, has won a slice of £20m funding to help bring the world of zero emission electric vehicles one step closer.
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Motability and UK Power Networks have joined forces to help disabled drivers make the switch to electric vehicles – by mapping out accessible charging infrastructure.
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