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Recent events reinforce the importance of vehicle security

Following the recent ‘vehicle as a weapon’ terror attack in Germany, the BVRLA is reminding Rental and Commercial Vehicle members of their obligations under the Rental Vehicle Security Scheme (RVSS). While it has not been confirmed whether the vehicle involved was a rental vehicle, the incident is a timely reminder of the importance of maintaining robust security procedures across the rental sector.

Help drivers prepare for vehicle return with Return Ready

The BVRLA has launched Return Ready, a new interactive guidance tool to educate drivers on the BVRLA’s Fair Wear and Tear Guide for Cars. Developed in partnership with Wondle, the pilot of Return Ready will be free for the customers of members to access, helping them to understand vehicle condition ahead of returning their leased car.

Monitoring Consumer Duty outcomes

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has published new guidance on outcomes monitoring under the Consumer Duty, highlighting examples of good practice and areas where firms can strengthen their approach.

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4.25t van MOT update

The legislative changes introduced on 1 June 2026 brought welcome simplification to the MOT requirements for 4.25-tonne zero-emission vans. However, members should be aware of a temporary issue affecting the DVSA's MOT History Service and MOT Reminder Service while the new regime is reflected in its systems.

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Views sought on zero-hours reforms

The Department for Business and Trade (DBT) is seeking views on proposed reforms to zero-hours and low-hours contracts, as part of the ongoing implementation of the Employment Rights Act.

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Leasing Broker Conference app now live

The BVRLA Events App is now live for registered delegates attending the Leasing Broker Conference, giving attendees everything they need to plan their day before arriving at the event.

CMA targets private parking practices

The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has launched action to improve standards across the private parking sector, following concerns about the sharp rise in parking charges issued to motorists.

Employment Tribunal insights

Employment Tribunal claims can arise from everyday workplace situations, from poorly handled grievances to rushed dismissal processes. A forthcoming webinar from WorkNest will explore the common causes of claims and the practical steps employers can take to reduce the risk of disputes escalating.

A New Government. A Fresh Opportunity

BVRLA Chief Executive Toby Poston comments: A change in Prime Minister always creates a moment of reflection. It brings fresh priorities, different perspectives and, perhaps most importantly, an opportunity to revisit assumptions.

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New Government takes shape

The new Prime Minister, Andy Burnham, has begun appointing his ministerial team, with Cabinet positions now confirmed and further departmental appointments expected in the coming days.

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eVED campaign continues

The BVRLA would like to thank all members who responded to the Government's electric Vehicle Excise Duty (eVED) consultation. Following the publication of the Government's response last week, HM Treasury has begun contacting individual respondents directly.

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EVs dominate company cars

More than half of all company cars are now fully electric, according to the latest official Benefit in Kind (BiK) statistics published by HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC), underlining the continued role of company car tax policy in supporting the UK's transition to zero-emission transport.

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