BVRLA
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Fleet Industry News 19 AugBVRLA director of policy and membership Jay Parmar to leave trade body
BVRLA director of policy and membership Jay Parmar is to leave the leasing and rental association after 19 years.
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Grey Fleet 31 Jul
Directors lack awareness of grey fleet responsibilities
A third of grey fleet drivers say their cars are not insured for business
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Leasing News 23 JulCompany cars remain the cleanest on the road, according to BVRLA
Company cars remain the cleanest on the road, despite average CO2 figures for new cars reaching a five-year high.
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Fleet Industry News 4 JulFlexible car use key to mobility, says BVRLA
A new report, released today, is urging the Government to support flexible, pay-as-you-go forms of motoring.
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Guest opinion 2 JulSME engagement key to Road to Zero target
By Tim Watts, managing director of Fleet Department
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Electric Cars and Hybrids 28 JunEV growth stifled by battery shortage
Sales of electric vehicles are being constrained by battery supply. We look at why this is and what the future holds
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Fleet Industry News 18 JunRoad to Zero strategy risks falling short, says BVRLA
Long-term tax incentives, improved lead times and more rapid charge points are needed if the Government is to meet its ‘net zero’ emissions pledge.
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People News 24 MayNina Bell appointed as new BVRLA chair
Nina Bell has been named as the new chair of the BVRLA, replacing Matt Dyer who stepped down having completed his two-year term.
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Fleet Industry News 8 AprLondon ULEZ: Non-compliant vehicles fall since T-Charge introduction
The proportion of compliant vehicles entering the ULEZ has increased by more than a third, but TfL still expected to collect £450,000-plus in charges each day.
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Latest Fleet News 26 MarBVRLA launches Car and Van Rental in the UK report
The vehicle rental industry’s essential role in supporting the UK economy has been set out in a new report from the BVRLA.
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People News 15 MarGrosvenor Leasing’s Mark Gallagher becomes a BVRLA Hero
Grosvenor Leasing has its very own ‘green’ hero, after Mark Gallagher was presented with a BVRLA Hero Award.
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Fleet Industry News 13 MarSpring Statement: WLTP consultation response to be published in “coming months”
The Spring Statement has failed to deliver any clarity for the fleet and leasing industry over future tax rates.
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People News 12 MarAlphabet’s Ashlee Lanchbery recognised with BVRLA Hero award
Alphabet (GB) has celebrated its fleet administration manager Ashlee Lanchbery’s recognition as a British Vehicle Rental & Leasing Association’s (BVRLA) ‘Hero’ 2019.
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Leasing News 11 Mar
Growth in personal leasing contracts keeps sector ahead
A 24% surge in personal leasing helped the sector remain ahead in declining new car market.
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Fleet Industry News 11 MarBrian Back honoured at BVRLA annual dinner
The British Vehicle Rental and Leasing Association (BVRLA) recognised the outstanding contribution of Brian Back to the industry at its annual dinner in London, last week.
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Fleet Industry News 4 MarNew BVRLA report calls for motoring tax overhaul
The report says a fairer and more sophisticated tax system could be based on distance travelled, time of journey, location or air pollution.
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Tax and Legislation News 15 FebRoad to Zero at risk if company car tax isn’t treated fairly, warns BVRLA
Failure to support the fleet sector with a fair and consistent tax regime will seriously threaten Government attempts to decarbonise road transport
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Fleet Industry News 14 Feb
Last chance for fleets to influence company car tax consultation
Fleet News with BVRLA, ACFO and other industry stakeholders call on fleets and their drivers to comment on Government review of company car taxation rates.
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Fleet Industry News 8 FebSteady growth in leasing broker market, reports BVRLA
The latest BVRLA leasing broker statistics shows a levelling out of the market during 2018 as the overall rate of growth remained at 10%, commensurate with 2017 figures.
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General News 31 JanBVRLA membership hits 20-year high in 2018
BVRLA has announced that membership hit a 20-year high in 2018, as the association scaled up operations to meet the needs of its increasingly diverse membership.
