Cities and Urbanization

How cities will lead the electric transport revolution

The first bus service entirely on electricity drives in front of the town hall during its inauguration by the Board of Marseille Transport (RTM) in Marseille, France, June 6, 2016.  REUTERS/Jean-Paul Pelissier  - D1AETIICPCAB

The effects of pollution from transport are especially important in cities, where people and vehicles co-exist in very close proximity. Image: REUTERS/Jean-Paul Pelissier

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