Transport for London (TfL) has chosen Stagecoach to supply zero-emission electric buses for the upcoming Silvertown Tunnel cycle shuttle service in London. The Silvertown Tunnel, a 1.4km construction project under the River Thames expected to open in 2025, will connect Silvertown to the Greenwich Peninsula in East London. With a dedicated bus lane, the tunnel aims to alleviate congestion at the nearby Blackwall Tunnel and enhance air quality through improved public transport links. The partnership will see Stagecoach operate a cross-river shuttle service tailored for cyclists. This service will allow cyclists to bring their bikes onboard the electric shuttle buses, facilitating safe travel through the tunnel. The initiative not only promotes connectivity for cyclists but also supports broader initiatives to reduce traffic congestion and emissions in the region. Stagecoach's involvement in the project reflects its commitment to sustainability by expanding its fleet with electric vehicles. The company aims to decarbonize its operations and contribute to a cleaner, greener public transport system in London. Overall, this initiative is a step towards creating a more sustainable and environmentally friendly transportation network in the city.