Preparing for EU Exit
The Government has published advice to help businesses and individuals to prepare for when the UK leaves the EU.
Find a BVRLA Member
Renting or leasing from a BVRLA member means that you are working with a company that has chosen to adhere to a mandatory Code of Conduct, fair terms and conditions and a complaint resolution service.
Making a Complaint
The BVRLA is approved by the Government as a consumer alternative dispute resolution (ADR) body and is able to investigate an unresolved complaint with a BVRLA member company.
Taking a vehicle abroad
Drivers of rented or leased vehicles, including company car drivers must carry a VE103 certificate when taking their vehicle abroad.
Clean Air Zones Map
Over 60 local authorities are currently considering new clean air measures including the introduction of clean air zones (CAZs).
What is the BVRLA?
Established in 1967, the British Vehicle Rental & Leasing Association (BVRLA) is the UK trade body for companies engaged in vehicle rental and leasing.
Who we are & what we do
By consulting with government and maintaining industry standards, we help our members deliver safe, sustainable and affordable road transport to millions of consumers and businesses.
BVRLA Webinar: Vehicle on Hire (VE103B) Certificates FAQ
The VE103 certificate must be carried in all rented or leased vehicles when travelling abroad, if the vehicle registration document is not available.
It is the only legal alternative to the vehicle registration document – letters of authority and photocopies of the V5C (log-book) are not valid substitutes.
