Bradford Council is in talks with Toyota to implement hydrogen-powered taxis in Bradford, using hydrogen cell Mirai cars. The council is building a cutting-edge hydrogen fuel site on Bowling Back Lane, backed by government funding. This initiative aims to create a partnership with Toyota to trial hydrogen-powered taxis and establish a refueling station. The project includes plans to transition the taxi and private hire fleet to zero emissions vehicles. The Mirai cars utilize an electric motor powered by a hydrogen fuel cell stack, providing a sustainable transport solution. The fuel site is expected to contribute £120 million to the local economy, generating up to 125 new jobs. It will have the capacity to produce 12.5 tonnes of hydrogen daily, leading to the removal of 800 diesel-fuelled buses from West Yorkshire's roads. Supported by N-Gen, Hygen, and Bradford Council, this initiative signifies a significant step towards a cleaner and greener transportation system in Bradford.