The Transport Decarbonisation Plan sets out how the UK plans to decarbonise public transport by 2050. The Government is accelerating the rollout of zero-emission buses and trains in order to deliver this. Twelve hundred miles of railway have been electrified in England and Wales since 2010, and 4000 zero-emission buses have been funded across the UK. The Government is continuing this progress: it is electrifying the Midland Mainline and Transpennine railway routes and has just announced a further £129 million to support the transition to an entirely zero-emission bus fleet.