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A video celebrating the success of the BVRLA’s first ever Future Mobility Congress hosted in Birmingham in July, has been added to the association’s YouTube channel.

Abolishing the annual Vehicle Excise Duty (VED) and introducing a flexible system of road pricing to target congestion are two of the ideas suggested in the Institute of Fiscal Studies Green Budget, launched today.

A group of Europe’s leading charging solution providers have come together pledging to open their networks for drivers of electric vehicles in the UK by the end of 2019.

Jonathan Hampson, former UK General Manager at Zipcar, joins the BVRLA blogging community this week and reflects on over a decade in the car sharing business.

Transport for London has released figures showing that the number of non-compliant vehicles entering the Ultra-Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) has dropped by over a third during the first four months.

The BVRLA and colleagues from the fleet sector met with officials in Coventry last week to discuss future mobility options and plans to improve air quality. This follows a request from government for the city to take action to address illegally high levels of air pollution.

The BVRLA welcomes the Labour Party’s commitment to accelerating the uptake of electric vehicles and is particularly pleased to see the important role of fleets being acknowledged.

The BVRLA has today welcomed the Labour Party’s commitment to accelerating the uptake of electric vehicles and is particularly pleased to see the important role of fleets being acknowledged.

The BVRLA and colleagues from the fleet sector met with officials in Coventry last week to discuss future mobility options and plans to improve air quality. This follows a request from government for the city to take action to address illegally high levels of air pollution.

Gary Smith, Managing Director at Europcar Mobility Group UK looks at the move from private car ownership to a range of more sustainable solutions and the joined-up approach needed to change consumer behaviour.

BVRLA members took its Road to Zero message to the heart of government last week, urging the new Prime Minister to do more to faster accelerate decarbonisation and improve air quality.

Members can now access a suite of free printed, digital and social media communication tools to help keep customers updated on the status of Clean Air Zones.