Nov 22, 2020 1 hr 3 min

Show 177 - 2030 Deadline

from Dipod - The Driving Instructors Podcast Hosted by Peter

Show recorded 20/11/20 67 minutes With the government looking to the year 2030 as the final year that petrol and diesel cars can be sold new, we take a look at the future of driving instruction and when to make the jump to an electric car for teaching in. 2030 Deadline Business Planning Large Electric Vehicles Battery Life Charge Per Mile The ULEZ Charge Road Fund Licence Electric Scooters The Weather Links Help for ADIs and PDIs - go fund me Page Help for ADIs and PDIs - Intelligent Instructor Article

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