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Transport for Wales - request for vehicles taken home anonymous postcode data  

Transport for Wales (TfW) is working with local authorities in Wales to improve on-street electric vehicle charge point provision to overcome barriers for van fleet drivers who need to charge close to home, particularly where they do not have a private home charge point.   

Transport for Wales would welcome anonymous home postcode data for fleet drivers which they can pass on to the councils to help identify optimum locations for on-street charging. 

Anything that could identify which company the data relates to will be removed, although TfW will still need to retain information on the type of vehicle. TfW also undertakes to delete relevant copies of data within 30 days.   

Members with drivers living in Wales who take their fleet vehicles home are encouraged to support this work by supplying data for this purpose to Steve Ward, Decarbonisation Programme Manager at steve.ward@tfw.wales.  

He will also be happy to respond to any questions members may have about this request.  

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