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Bon VoyCharge campaign postcard, showing an EV charging by a lake with a woman and child sat on a bench eating ice cream. The campaign partner logos are displayed alongside our campaign mascot and the tagline 'Wish you were charging here'

Bon VoyCharge campaign goes to Scottish Parliament

The BVRLA met with senior representatives from Scottish government last week, as part of a dual event to raise awareness of the issues associated with destination charging and discuss the available solutions. Across a roundtable meeting and networking reception, supporters of the Bon VoyCharge campaign met with Fiona Hyslop, the Scottish Cabinet Secretary for Transport, and her colleagues from Transport Scotland and other MSPs interested in the topic.

Industry Champions welcome local MP

Autohorn Fleet Services recently welcomed their local Member of Parliament to discuss the company’s contribution as a major national fleet rental provider, ahead of the business celebrating 30 years operating at the heart of the local York economy.

Big vehicles, bigger challenges: latest podcast explores HGV electrification

How to plot the UK’s journey to zero-emission trucks, and where to start, is the focus of the latest episode of ‘The Inside Track’, the BVRLA’s podcast stream for members. Mike Nakrani from VEV shares his insights from a career dedicated to seeking innovation across the smart mobility, gas and energy sectors.

Help Centre: Getting set up on the new BVRLA website

Experiencing issues accessing your BVRLA account or signing in to the member-only content on the website? The new Help Centre is here to support you.

Amanda Brandon, BVRLA's Director of Member Engagement

BVRLA Director features in Women in Trade Associations Powerlist

Amanda Brandon, Director of Member Engagement at the BVRLA has been recognised in the 2026 Women in Trade Associations (WiTA) Powerlist.

National Highways Have a safe TRIP this spring. A young man and older woman are at the back of a car on a day out

National Highways’ spring TRIP

National Highways launched its spring T.R.I.P. campaign last week. With an aim to reduce the number of breakdowns, helping keep the Strategic Road Network moving, saving costs, and making journeys safer for everyone.

Francesca De Cozar, BVRLA Learning and Development Team

The True Value of Training

In the latest BVRLA blog, Francesca De Cozar from the BVRLA’s Learning and Development team explores how even modest investment in training can drive gains in productivity, profitability and employee retention.

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Response to late payments consultation

The Department for Business and Trade (DBT) has published the Government response to the late payments consultation, detailing reforms that aim to crack down on late payments.

Announcement confirmed for FCA redress scheme

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has issued a statement to say it will set out its approach on a motor finance redress scheme shortly after markets close on Monday 30 March, having consulted on a compensation scheme in October 2025.

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Upcoming Tax Webinar: Key 2026–27 Changes

Important updates to Vehicle Excise Duty (VED), Benefit in Kind (BiK), and changes to the Capital Allowances regime will be covered as part of a tax webinar for members in April (date to be confirmed). Sector experts will take members through the key changes coming into effect for the 2026 – 27 tax year.

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Sharing member concerns on Pay-Per-Mile Tax

Slowing down the transition, sending mixed signals to motorists, harming UK growth and investment. They were three of the core messages from the BVRLA’s response to the Government’s consultation on the proposed electric pay-per-mile tax, eVED.

Efficient cars, inefficient taxation

Toby Poston comments: The discussions around the UK’s transition to zero emission vehicles is heating up once more. Fuelled by global factors influencing gas and oil prices at a truly macro scale, alongside a dialling up of the debate around how and when the Government should review the first years of the Zero Emission Vehicle (ZEV) Mandate, eyes are firmly fixed on the current health of the switch to electric vehicles.

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