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The BVRLA ended 2023 with 1,040 members, a record total for the association.

The BVRLA has published its Annual Review for 2023. It gives members a detailed overview of the association’s services and notable successes from a challenging year of supply constraints, regulatory upheaval, and a turbulent economic backdrop.

Members have every reason to be cheerful going into 2024, according to the BVRLA’s Industry Outlook report that launches at tomorrow’s Industry Outlook Conference. The flagship conference is taking place tomorrow (6 December), giving delegates a full outlook for the year ahead, spanning the economic, political, and operational landscapes.

A streamlined procedure is in place to assist members in verifying their BVRLA subscription for 2024, featuring a straightforward 'pay now' option.

A convenient process is available to help members confirm their BVRLA subscription for 2024, including a quick-and-easy ‘pay now’ option. Members are asked to keep an eye out for their 2024 BVRLA subscription invoices, which will be issued from today (21 November) to cover the membership period 1 January to 31 December 2024.

According to the latest figures, the BVRLA leasing broker fleet sees personal contract hire (PCH) volumes under pressure, but this decline is alleviated by growth in business leasing. The toughening economic climate means new registrations are down, but overall fleet size is holding up because of the number of contract extensions.

The deadline for responses to the BVRLA’s annual Member Survey has been extended. The short extension is to make sure all recipients get the chance to have their say and shape what the association prioritises for the coming year and beyond.

Time is running out for you to share your views as part of the BVRLA’s annual Member Survey. The results help to shape what the association prioritises and ensures it is doing the things members want well.

There is still time for you to share your views as part of the BVRLA’s annual Member Survey. The survey gives members the chance to feedback on the services the association provides and the issues it should be tackling for members.

The annual Member Survey will be sent out this week, providing BVRLA members with the chance to feedback on the services it provides and the issues it should be tackling on their behalf.

The annual Member Survey will be sent out in the next few days, providing BVRLA members with the chance to feedback on the services it provides and the issues it should be tackling on their behalf.

The BVRLA saw its fleet grow in the face of ongoing vehicle supply challenges in 2022, driven by rental demand returning after two years of pandemic-effected travel. Another area of growth was the company car market, which continues to be a leading driver of the sector’s efforts to decarbonise.