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Vaibhav Kumar.

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The public and private sectors have been investing in order to make the electrification widely available. Scholarly authors, governments, manufacturers, and engineering firms understand the local needs when they align themselves to catering them to support economic development, sustainable health and infrastructure development. Electrifying the transportation sector is multifaceted problem solving air pollution and affordability. Upon aligning with these goals, public and private transportation electrifies cars, school buses, bikes, and commercial vehicles. Review of the literature from recent years shows a positive relationship between electric vehicles adoption with respect to the education, research, and government initiatives. But depending on the location and extent of sustainable practices few exceptions are possible. Neighborhoods may see a quit streets from electric vehicles incidental to the reduced air pollution from them. Empirical formula development was the aim of this paper where independent variables were the research, education, and government initiatives for the dependent variable on-road electric vehicles.

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