Environmentally friendly car rental Canada

With worries about climate change and its impacts on the environment ever-growing, it’s important for everybody to do their bit. But where other industries have already made some steady progress towards cutting emissions, transport pollution has barely fallen in comparison to the pollution produced by other sectors. In fact, there’s only been a two per cent decrease in transport pollution over the last three decades. Taxi drivers, firms and the wider industry have some catching up to do. The industry is responding, though, with the environment becoming a much bigger focus in decisions made by both individual drivers and companies in the last few years. For instance, Uber told its London drivers they must use hybrid or fully electric cars by 2020, in a bid to reduce their contribution to air pollution in the capital. Plus, there’s a good chance that lower carbon initiatives, which are largely voluntary at the moment, will become legal requirements in the future. That’s especially true as pressure on the Department for Transport is on the increase. It’s a sensible idea to stay one step ahead and start taking action now. Otherwise, you risk missing the green wave that’s sweeping the sector and getting left behind.