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Annual Fleets in Charge Conference
The BVRLA’s annual, free-to-attend, online Fleets in Charge Conference will cover all things decarbonisation on Thursday 7 October 2021 and members are reminded to save the date.
Oxford postpones planned zero emission zone
Oxfordshire County Council has delayed its planned Zero Emission Zone pilot in the city of Oxford, postponing the August go-live date to later this year.
New measures to reach EU’s 2030 decarbonisation targets
The European Commission has confirmed that member states will be adopting new measures, introduced to help meet the target of reducing emissions by 55% by 2030, compared to 1990 levels.
Giving businesses access to affordable zero-emission vehicles
In a Greenfleet magazine’s special feature for SME’s, the BVRLA’s Andrea McMahon highlights how the vehicle rental and leasing sectors can help small businesses by giving them more flexibility and less risk when adopting a sustainable fleet.
How rental and leasing can help SMEs
In the latest issue of Greenfleet magazine, the BVRLA highlights how the vehicle rental and leasing sectors can help small businesses by giving them more flexibility and less risk when adopting a sustainable fleet.
'Greenprint’ for transport decarbonisation unveiled
The Government has set out more of its strategy for phasing out the sale of polluting cars, vans and trucks and encouraging more sustainable transport choices.
Government publishes proposals for phasing out petrol and diesel HGVs
The Department for Transport has launched a consultation seeking views on proposals to phase out the sale of new diesel and petrol heavy goods vehicles (HGVs).
New Road Vehicle CO2 Emissions Regulatory Framework
The Government has published a Green Paper outlining proposals for a new regulatory framework that will be necessary to deliver the 2030 and 2035 phase out targets.
RAC Foundation report reveals interesting insight
The RAC Foundation has published a report on car use trends which suggests most UK cars and vans are only driven for one hour a day on average leaving plenty of time for EV charging.
Accessibility standards to be set for EV charge points
The Government is working with the charity sector to develop a set of accessibility standards to allow disabled drivers to easily identify which public charge points are suitable for their needs.
Fleet industry needs an electric van plan
The Government needs to pay special attention to the needs of van users if it wants to see this portion of the fleet market hit the 2030 phase-out target, according to the BVRLA.
BVRLA comments on CCC progress report to Parliament
The BVRLA responds to the Climate Change Committeee (CCC)’s report on the 'Progress on Net Zero' to Parliament.