Source: DVHN
JOVD wants more support for electric taxis in Groningen
According to DVHN, JOVD Groningen is asking for support for taxi operators who switch to electric driving.
Source: DVHN
According to DVHN, JOVD Groningen is asking for support for taxi operators who switch to electric driving.
According to DVHN, the JOVD, the youth organization of the VVD in Groningen, advocates more support for taxi operators who switch to an electric car. The party states that municipal policy pushes taxi drivers with a fossil fuel car out of the city: they pay a higher amount for a bus lane exemption than colleagues with an electric taxi.
The discussion touches on a broader development in taxi transport in the Netherlands: municipalities encourage electric driving, including through benefits from bus lane exemptions, while the purchase of an electric car remains expensive for small entrepreneurs. This does not make the switch to electric taxi transport easy for every entrepreneur.
Nothing will change for those who join VindTaxi: our own Nissan Ariya already runs fully electric. The message is about the policy in Groningen, not about the Rijnmond region, and has no consequences for our rides in Rotterdam, Vlaardingen, Schiedam or the rest of the region.
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