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BVRLA guidelines for best practice for dealers when undertaking identity checks on clients.
The BVRLA Annual Review summarises the associations activities over the past year, our aims, challenges and what we plan to do next.
This publication is an executive summary of a major study into the sustainability credentials of car rental, carried out by research organisation TRL. It shows that UK rental cars emit less CO2 and local air pollutants, are safer and used more efficiently than the average privately-owned car.
It is the code by which members conduct their business, whether that is in vehicle rental, leasing or fleet management for passenger and commercial vehicles. It sets out the general principles by which BVRLA members should operate.
It is the code by which leasing broker members conduct their business, whether that is in vehicle rental, leasing or fleet management for passenger and commercial vehicles. It sets out the general principles by which BVRLA members should operate.
This brief guide sets out the industry standard return condition for vehicles being returned to vehicle suppliers at contract end by BVRLA Members. It is not to be used for assessing end of rental return condition. It is available to download from the BVRLA website.
The BVRLA has updated its guide to the Consumer Credit Act to reflect recent changes to the credit laws. Produced in collaboration with the law firm Blake Lapthorn, the guide brings together the key aspects of consumer credit law as it affects products and services provided by some BVRLA members, from pre-contract information to contract termination. The guide also includes issues affecting credit brokers and intermediaries, assessments of creditworthiness and how to deal with cancellation from a regulated agreement.
Updated in 2011 - The guide aims to assist members and their customers with the steps they need to take to ensure they are fully compliant with legislation regarding the operation of a minibus in the UK and other EU countries. The guide now includes information on the Driver Certificate of Professional Competence (CPC) as well as the facts on Public Service Vehicle Operator licences, drivers' hours and clarity surrounding the rules for taking a minibus abroad.
Employers now have to consider the safety of their employees whilst driving in connection with business and the phrase 'duty of care' has become synonymous with road safety while doing so.
Information for customers on the what the digital tachograph is, the regulations and how to use them.
The BVRLA Business Guide to Electric Vehicles answers many of the most pressing questions about operational issues, including charging, batteries, servicing and repairs, range anxiety and safety.
Updated in February 2012 - this is the accepted standard as to what constitutes fair wear and tear for contract hired and leased cars on their return to the BVRLA members at the end of a contract. Available in hard-copy and digital formats.
Providing drivers and operators of contract hired and leased light commercial vehicles under 3.5 tonnes gvw and minibuses from 9 up to 17 seats, with an industry-wide accepted standard that defines fair wear and tear.
Updated in February 2011 - these guidelines provide the industry-accepted standard that defines fair wear and tear for drivers and operators contract hire and leased vehicles over 3.5 tonnes gvw. Available in hard-copy and digital formats.
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Designed for BVRLA Members in the daily rental business, these pads provide a definitive list (with tick boxes and diagrams) of all vehicle checks needed to be undertaken before and after each rental. There are 50 forms per pad.
Designed for BVRLA Members in the daily rental business, these pads provide a definitive list (with tick boxes and diagrams) of all vehicle checks needed to be undertaken before and after each rental. There are 50 forms per pad.
The BVRLA industry standard rental agreement is approved by the Office of Fair Trading and bears the Plain English Campaign logo. The four-part agreement can be overprinted with members' details. Minimum order 500 forms.
This document provides information on how to prevent clandestine entrants boarding rented or leased vehicles and avoid operators/drivers incurring penalties.
A comprehensive guide to road traffic offences and advice on how to deal with penalties.
The BVRLA/ACPO Stolen Vehicle Reporting pack aims to raise the industry’s standard of initial investigation so that a report is accepted for action by the police.
This guide revised in 2011 aims to help leasing brokers draft the terms and conditions for a standard agreement to provide leasing broker services and quotation for financing a vehicle.
The VE103B certificate is authenticated proof of permission from the owner to take the vehicle abroad. The VE103B is the only legal substitute for the V5 registration document. Available in pads of 50 or singles.
This guide examines the key features of selected acquisition options and explores the accounting and tax implications for the organisation using or owning the fleet.
The BVRLA has produced this best practice guide to assist rental members when selling protection programmes and excess reduction cover to customers. It defines some of the key terms and provides easy-to-understand explanations of the types of cover that may be offered when renting vehicles. Publications are zero rated for VAT. However, postage and packaging is standard-rated for VAT and is charged dependant upon order size. Delivery time is up to 7 working days. If you require a next day delivery by courier, please contact us. Unless approved for credit, we will request payment prior to despatch by credit/debit card or cheque.
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