BVRLA
Imbalances of Road to Zero Risk deepening
Progress along the UK’s Road to Zero remains in the balance. Growth in chargepoint numbers and the availability of new electric vehicles is being offset
Driving licence rules set to change for ele...
New driving licence rules will come into effect this month allowing holders of a standard category B licence to drive zero emission vehicles up to 4.25 tonnes, without
Priorities for Progress outlined at BVRLA A...
Helping the sector deliver decarbonisation, responding to regulatory scrutiny, and preparing for further change were the three priorities presented to the sector as part of
BVRLA offering Women’s Voices in Fleet co...
The BVRLA is offering a new course to help women across its membership feel confident, clear and persuasive when speaking publicly. Taking place across 20
Green Van Transition to be debated in Parli...
The challenges facing van operators looking to move to cleaner, greener vehicles will be discussed in Parliament next week, marking a key moment in the
Call for Action on EV Residual values at BV...
This week I attended the BVRLA Parliamentary Reception at the House of Lords. It marked the launch of the BVRLA (British Vehicle Rental and Leasing
BVRLA Chief Executive announces retirement
Gerry Keaney will be stepping down from his role at the end of 2024, after more than 11 years leading the BVRLA. During his leadership,
BVRLA: Fleets feed further growth with EV u...
The BVRLA leasing fleet has reached a six-year high, recording 2.2% year-on-year growth to approach levels last seen in Q4 2017. The association’s latest Leasing
Growth back on the agenda for 2024
The vehicle rental and leasing sector is feeling positive about 2024. The BVRLA’s latest Industry Outlook report shows members are predicting growth across virtually all
BVRLA updates Fair Wear & Tear Standar...
The BVRLA has launched a revised version of its Fair Wear and Tear Standard for Commercial Vehicles and Minibuses. The Guide is widely accepted across
