The government has launched a £1.3 million competition aimed at revolutionising the transport sector, boosting economic growth, and igniting innovation. The Transport Research and Innovation Grant (TRI) is set to pave the way for transformative advancements.
Leading figures from the Conservative and Labour parties will share their visions for road transport at this summer’s Fleets in Charge Conference. Ahead of a General Election later this year, delegates will get a feel for where the priorities of each party lie, and what the future could hold for the sector.
The imbalance between personal and business demand is growing, according to the latest BVRLA Leasing Broker report. Presenting data to December 2023, the report shows PCH and BCH going in opposite directions, resulting in a net decline in the overall Leasing Broker fleet size.
Commissions, Consumer Duty and Co-manufacturers dominated the agenda of the first BVRLA Compliance Forum of 2024. Taking place at the Shoosmiths offices in Birmingham on 18 April, the Forum welcomed around 60 guests for a lively exchange on compliance matters, injecting fresh perspectives and forging connections.
The Zero Emission Van Plan will be under the spotlight at The CV Show on Wednesday, with the BVRLA’s Thomas McLennan joining a panel discussion hosted by The EV Café.
Last week the BVRLA attended an MP drop-in event hosted by Lex Autolease. Organised to promote the asks of the leasing sector of government, attendees also had the chance to discuss the latest research conducted by Lex Autolease.
The Scottish Government has announced its decision to abandon the climate change objective of reducing emissions by 75% by 2030, while affirming its commitment to achieving a net zero goal by 2045.
Are you clear on your requirements under Environmental Social and Governance regulations? Do you know what your business should be reporting on to show compliance? The BVRLA is running a two-hour ‘masterclass’ session on 21 May to discuss the intricacies of ESG and the requirements of Scope 3 reporting regulations.
The government has confirmed that it will consider all policy options - including incentives - to address potential market failures in the move to zero-emission vehicles.
Last Wednesday (17 April) the BVRLA attended a 'Future of Transport' hustings for London Mayoral Candidates, hosted by Clean Cities. The BVRLA was one of over 20 supporting organisations for the event.