Historic Day As Hydrogen Diggers Get Green Light To Use UK Roads

JCB today hailed a monumental Government decision to change the law to give hydrogen diggers the green light to be driven on UK roads. Lilian Greenwood MP,  Minister for the Future of Roads, has signed a statutory instrument allowing hydrogen fuelled construction and agricultural machinery to use the public highway from yesterday (April 29th).

Historic Day As Hydrogen Diggers Get Green Light To Use UK Roads

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