Surrey County Council has been granted an additional £1.7m by the Department for Transport to expand its fleet with 12 new zero emission buses, bringing the total investment in cleaner buses to over £5 million and 31 new buses since 2024. With the current 34 hydrogen buses and 23 more expected to be operational soon, Surrey is on track to have 88 zero emission buses on its roads. These new buses, powered by green hydrogen, offer a range of up to 600 miles along with modern amenities such as free Wi-Fi and charging points. The council anticipates a significant carbon saving of around 112,000 tonnes over the lifespan of these buses, benefitting both residents and visitors. Surrey County Council has also allocated funds for other eco-friendly transport initiatives including ultra-low and zero emission community minibuses, bus priority measures, and improved passenger information services. Collaborations with bus operators like Falcon Buses and White Bus are further enhancing the transition to greener transportation in the region, with plans for introducing electric buses and service improvements. The partnership between the council, bus operators, and the Department for Transport highlights a shared commitment to sustainability and innovation in public transport.