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The BVRLA is delighted to announce that West Midlands Mayor Andy Street will be providing a regional perspective as a keynote speaker at the association’s new Future Mobility Congress taking place in Birmingham in July.

The government has revealed that while the UK is set to comply with its current third Carbon Budget, which ends in 2022, it will miss its targets for the fourth and fifth versions.

A parliamentary committee raised their concerns, and the concerns of BVRLA members with Transport Minister Jesse Norman MP at an Environmental Audit Committee on 3 April.

The BVRLA has produced a five-point checklist for fleets impacted by the implementation of London’s new Ultra-Low Emission Zone launched on 8 April.

The BVRLA has been asked to chair the Electric Vehicle Energy Taskforce which is leading the way on smart charging for fleets.

The BVRLA is urging businesses to consider their road transport options as London’s Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) is implemented.

The new Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) will charge all but the greenest vehicles to enter central London. BVRLA members provide affordable access to the newest, cleanest cars, vans and trucks. Using a range of business models, they can provide pay-as-you-go access to ULEZ compliant vehicles by the minute, hour, day, week, month or year.

Joining the BVRLA Blogging community is Iain Forbes, Head of the Centre for Connected and Autonomous Vehicles at Department for Transport and BEIS. In his blog, Iain explains how BVRLA members are at the heart of the next mobility revolution.

Early bird tickets are now available for the BVRLA’s Future Mobility Congress. The discount is valid until 30 April for BVRLA members at a cost of £215+VAT (£35 discount from usual ticket price).

In this week’s BVRLA Blog, Toby Poston, the association’s Director of External Relations, talks about the challenges of urban transport and sustainable planning through the ages, from horses to modern day mobility services.

Director of External Relations, Toby Poston talks about the challenges of urban transport and sustainable planning from horses to modern day mobility services.

The BVRLA has submitted a formal response to Transport for Greater Manchester (TFGM) who had asked for feedback on their 5 year draft plan.