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Despite warnings of a looming climate crisis the UK's road-users are not responding as quickly as some politicians would have hoped. Only about 8.5 percent of registered vehicles are currently ultra-low emission – or ULEZ as it is known.

The ultimate aim is to build up the UK's electric vehicle fleet but that requires consumers to go out and buy them. For many drivers, that is still not a clear-cut choice.

Jim Saker at the Centre for Automotive Management at Loughborough University says, "0.01% of the vehicle fleet is EV. New cars will come in. But there's still going to be a legacy of internal combustion engine cars going forward."

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