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The Tyre Collective partners with HIVED to reduce particle emissions

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Five HIVED delivery vans will be equipped with TC04 devices (Photo: The Tyre Collective)

London-based cleantech start-up, The Tyre Collective, has announced a partnership with electric delivery company, HIVED, to advance research in capturing and reducing particle emissions from tyres. Starting in August, The Tyre Collective’s fourth-generation prototype device (TC04) will be installed on five of HIVED’s all-electric delivery vans in London.

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