BVRLA
Van News18 DecNew £23m scrappage scheme for vans to prepare for ULEZ
A new £23 million scrappage scheme to help take the most polluting vans off London roads has been launched to prepare for the ultra-ow emission zone (ULEZ).
Environment17 DecWorld’s major fleets commit to speed up EV adoption
Global campaign seeks 100% transition to electric power by 2030
Van News27 NovMore than 80% of vans do not comply with ULEZ rules, says Cox Automotive
More than 80% of vans on the road today will not be compliant in the London ultra-low emission zone when it begins operating in April next year.
Van News30 OctBudget 2018: BVRLA welcomes decision to delay CO2-based VED for vans
BVLRA has welcomed the Government’s decision not to introduce an emissions-based regime for van vehicle excise duty until at least April 2021.
Latest News11 OctBVRLA criticises Leeds Clean Air Zone plan to charge HGVs £50
The BVRLA has criticised Leeds City Council’s "short sighted" plans to introduce a new Clean Air Zone from January 2020 which will charge thousands of HGVs £50 per day to enter.
Van News7 JunCO2-based VED could encourage small van switch and overloading
The Government is being warned a CO2-based road tax regime for vans will fail to deliver greener vehicle choices and could encourage the wrong buying behaviour.
Latest News5 JunVehicle rental companies could have bigger role in fighting terrorism, says Government
Vehicle rental companies will have a larger role to play in fighting terrorism following a new Government plan announced yesterday.
Van News23 AprAuto Windscreens partner with the BVRLA at CV Show
Auto Windscreens and BVRLA, the trade body for the vehicle rental and leasing industry, are joining forces for the CV Show this week at the NEC (April 24-26).
- Best Practices19 Apr
Precautions fleet operators and drivers can take against terrorism
The risks and the precautions fleet operators and drivers can take in the wake of CVs used as weapons in recent terror attacks
Truck News19 AprClean Air Zones ‘must work' for business as well as tackling pollution
HGV coalition of trade associations asks Government to protect businesses that rely on trucks from ‘unfair’ air quality charges.
- Environment22 Mar
Consistent approach crucial to CAZ proposals, say fleets
Three city councils are adopting different strategies, causing concern for those with nationwide fleet operations who need consistency.
Truck News25 AprTfL needs to do more to justify Direct Vision Standard plans, says BVRLA
The BVRLA has opposed Transport for London’s proposal for a new Direct Vision Standard (DVS) for trucks entering London from 2020.
Van News24 AprBVRLA calls for tougher MOT regime for large vans
The BVRLA is urging the Government to reconsider the frequency of tests for some vans in its response to the DfT's consultation on the future of the MOT,
Truck News28 AprBVRLA releases ‘clearer’ wear and tear guidelines for HGV leasing
The BVRLA has unveiled an updated HGV Fair Wear and Tear guide at the Commercial Vehicle Show in Birmingham.
Van News8 JanVan market reports strong growth
The commercial vehicle market grew by 11% to 363,155 units in 2014, the highest level since 2007, with the van market leading the way with 321,686 registrations for the year, up 18.7%.
- Van News26 Aug
Three-quarters of CV rental companies expect growth
The van market is the fleet industry’s fastest–growing sector and commercial vehicle companies are expecting continued growth, says British Vehicle Rental and Leasing Association (BVRLA).
Van News14 AprBVRLA to promote members' services at the CV Show
The BVRLA will return to the CV Show at the National Exhibition Centre in Birmingham this year to champion the commercial vehicle rental and leasing industry and promote the benefits of working with one of its members.
Van News19 MarUnsung hero award for van hire boss
Adrian Binnersley has scooped a BVRLA ‘industry hero’ award following his recovery from a heart attack.
