ZEV Pledge for public fleets

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Section 1 of 4: Tell us about your organisation

Please state the name of the organisation signing the pledge. Eg: City of London, UK Department for Transport, etc.




Person to be contacted for any matters related to the ZEV Pledge. Does not need to be the signatory authority nor the person filling out the form.

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For media or communications opportunities related to the ZEV Pledge or the Climate Group's transport work, you may wish to provide a contact in your organisation's comms / media team.



Section 2 of 4: ZEV Pledge for public fleets


Recognising this urgency, we 
pledge to convert our entire owned and leased fleets in the following categories to zero emission vehicles, where feasible, as soon as possible and no later than the specified target dates:

We also note the key role that governments and other public bodies can play in driving the wider transition to zero emission vehicles, in areas such as: setting ambitious targets; implementing vehicle standards or regulations; introducing zero emission zones; providing financial and non-financial incentives; supporting charging infrastructure deployment; and raising public awareness.





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Section 3 of 4: Fleet size

In this section, we would like to know the number and type of motorised vehicles in the fleets you are pledging to convert to zero emission vehicles. Signatories should report best available data for existing fleet size. 


This data will be aggregated and used for the purpose of impact reporting, to be used in communications related to the ZEV Pledge.


Please consult the guidance at the bottom of the page for vehicle specifications.

Buses by 2030
Two and three wheelers by 2030
Light duty vehicles (LDVs) by 2035
Medium and heavy duty vehicles (MHDVs) by 2040

Guidance: Vehicle specifications 

Bus: Vehicle designed and constructed for the carriage of multiple passengers, typically serving the public on a fixed route. Includes passenger buses, school buses, and transit shuttles.


Two wheeler: Vehicle with two wheels powered solely by a motorised powertrain. Includes motorcycles, scooters and mopeds, but excludes electrically-assisted pedal cycles (e-bikes), electric kick scooters (e-scooters) and other micromobility services.


Three wheeler: Vehicle with three wheels powered solely by a motorised powertrain. Includes motorised tricycles and auto-rickshaws, but excludes electrically-assisted pedal cycles for cargo and passenger transit. 


Light duty vehicle (4+ wheels): Any motorised vehicle with four or more wheels and a gross vehicle weight rating below or equal to 3.5 tonnes, used to transport passengers or cargo. Includes, but is not limited to, cars, and smaller vans or pickup trucks.


Medium and heavy duty vehicle: A motorised vehicle with a gross vehicle weight rating above 3.5 tonnes (excluding buses). Includes, but is not limited to, goods vehicles, larger vans or pickup trucks, refuse trucks, tractors, and construction vehicles.

Section 4 of 4:  Sign the ZEV Pledge 





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