The leasing broker sector is seeking to demonstrate its resilience and flexibility this year, after the BVRLA broker fleet contracted in 2024. Accounting for over 350,000 vehicles on UK roads, the broker fleet shrunk by 8.9% last year as customer confidence waned due to political and economic uncertainty.

As uncertainty seems to dominate the future of fleet transition, the need for clarity has never been greater. Whether relating to infrastructure, regulation, technology or the broader energy landscape, today's decision-makers are grappling with more questions than ever. The BVRLA’s Fleets in Charge Conference 2025 has gathered sector leaders with the experience, insight, and authority to address the issues that matter most.

The Commercial Vehicle (CV) Show this year will feature cutting-edge vehicles, equipment and technology and provide insights into industry trends and challenges.

Learner drivers across the UK are set to benefit from faster access to driving tests as the government unveils new steps to tackle long waiting times and stop bots from monopolising test bookings.

The BVRLA is returning to the Great British Fleet Event (GBFE) for 2025, spotlighting its training and support measures for fleet operators.

The focus of the BVRLA’s programme of Forums is to bring subject matter experts together to discuss the key issues, trends and opportunities that are dominating the landscapes in which members operate.

How to handle customer complaints relating to the quality of goods will be the focus of an upcoming workshop, hosted by the Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS). BVRLA members have been invited to join the session which is taking place online from 09:30-12:30 on Tuesday 13 May.

Members can keep up to date with the association’s support for personal development via the latest edition of the dedicated Learning and Development (L&D) Team newsletter.

The BVRLA's Leasing Broker Survey report for the year ending December 2024.

Responsible for over 4.3 million vehicles on UK roads, BVRLA members need to fully understand trends in vehicle values and managing de-fleeting strategies.

Commissions Disclosure and its impact on members will be the focal point of a keynote presentation from Wayne Gibbard of Shoosmiths at the upcoming Compliance Forum, taking place at Shoosmiths in London on 28 May.

As the rental and mobility landscape transforms, businesses are facing new complexities in managing payments and fraud prevention. The BVRLA’s latest webinar, ‘Checks, Chargebacks and Payments’, will bring together industry experts to dissect the current issues and explore future-facing solutions.