CNG deployment: Commuters await fare cut as FG invests $2.5bn
The Federal Government has begun engaging state governors, transport unions and commercial fleet operators to enforce lower transport fares for commuters using Compressed Natural Gas-powered vehicles, as its CNG initiative attracts more than $2.5bn in private-sector investment. The Presidential Initiative on Compressed Natural Gas and Electric Vehicles said it would introduce stickers displaying…
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