As the Brexit deadline draws closer, the BVRLA is reminding members to check the guidance pages on the BVRLA website for the latest updates.

Delegates attending the Industry Outlook conference in December have asked for breakout sessions on Brexit, Electric Vehicles and Residual Values & Remarketing.

Always a popular course with members, one attendee explains how the BVRLA's Certificate in Fleet Management understands what a fleet manager faces.

Director of Sustainability Europe at UPS, Peter Harris, joins the BVRLA blog community to investigate the ‘last mile’ and the challenge of how we can make urban logistics sustainable in the modern world.

Members are being encouraged to login to the BVRLA website and update their records by 23 September 2019 to ensure that the association holds the correct information about your business.

The Department for Transport has confirmed its ministerial responsibilities and officials are now working with ministers to outline their imminent priorities.

The FCA has published its Inside FCA podcast: Culture and the Senior Managers & Certification Regime, which is a must-listen for firms preparing to implement SM&CR in December.

MP for North Herefordshire, Bill Wiggin, has been promoting the uptake of electric vehicles via a mobile ‘summer surgery’ in his local constituency using the electric car provided by Alphabet (GB) Limited.

Peter Harris, Director of Sustainability, Europe at UPS investigates the ‘last mile’ and asks how we can make urban logistics sustainable in the modern world.

The association’s e-Learning Platform is being used by over 1000 active learners from across 150+ member organisations as leasing brokers are starting to embed the system as part of their core training provision.

The Financial Conduct Authority has published a report outlining the findings of a review into the embedding of the SM&CR into the banking sector, following its introduction in March 2016.

The new Transport Secretary, Grant Shapps has announced that government is committing an extra £2.5 million for electric vehicle charge points on residential streets, doubling the funding for on-street charging.