The United Kingdom is facing challenges in its transportation infrastructure, particularly concerning the decline in hydrogen refuelling stations from 10 to six in just two years. This trend raises concerns about the industry's ability to support the country's emissions reduction goals, especially in the transport sector, which has been a significant contributor to greenhouse gas emissions since 2016. To address these challenges, stakeholders are calling for a shift in the debate from hydrogen vs electrification to a more collaborative approach that leverages the strengths of both technologies. Hydrogen UK emphasizes the need for cooperation between electrification and hydrogen to achieve a low-carbon transport future effectively. By supporting the hydrogen sector and encouraging government and industry collaboration, the UK can not only reduce emissions but also foster innovation and economic growth in the energy transition towards a sustainable future.