In December, the UK county of Cambridgeshire started a traffic regulation trial that let electric vehicle drivers use bus lanes, which are typically reserved for buses, taxis, motorcycles, and cyclists. The county council said that letting electric vehicles use the bus lanes serves as an additional incentive to get drivers out of their combustion engine vehicles and into EVs. Cambridgeshire County Council trial 'Tesla lanes' which could see cyclists sharing bus lanes with electric vehicles https://t.co/hlU1TJxftJ #cycling pic.twitter.com/Xqel95g202 — road.cc (@roadcc) January 14, 2021 Bus lanes are designed to give some priority to those that use public transport, meaning that…

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