Delhi's Electric Revolution: Aiming for an All-EV Public Transport by 2026
Delhi's government commits to transitioning public transport to electric vehicles by 2026. The new EV policy aims to tackle traffic issues and improve air quality. The government will engage with stakeholders to create a model EV Policy 2.0 focusing on stricter traffic enforcement and encouraging safe driving practices.
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In a bold move, Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta announced an ambitious plan to transition all public transport vehicles to electric by 2026. The new EV Policy, labeled as EV Policy 2.0, is currently in development.
Speaking at the SIAM event, Gupta highlighted the urgent need for changing driving behaviors to prevent accidents. She criticized the culture of not wearing seat belts and called for stricter enforcement of traffic rules.
The government's new policy comes amidst ongoing challenges like traffic congestion and pollution in Delhi. Stakeholder consultations are underway, with the focus on encouraging EV adoption to improve air quality in the capital.
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