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Industry Outlook webinar with a Rental focus
BVRLA will provide its rental members with key industry insights in a free Rental Outlook webinar taking place on 3 November.
Government aims to close loophole on drivers using mobiles
In a bid to help bolster enforcement and improve safe driving behaviour, the Department for Transport has launched a consultation on mobile phone use to bring the law into line with modern technology.
Telematics data can steer businesses to an e-mobility future
In this week’s BVRLA Blog, Beverley Wise, Director UK & Ireland at Webfleet Solutions, discusses some of the challenges of electrifying fleets and how data holds the key to EV transformation.
Connected and autonomous vehicle roadmap
Zenzic (formerly Meridian) has updated its UK Connected and Automated Mobility (CAM) Roadmap to 2030, having received input from 117 'CAM Creators' from across the UK.
Motor Vehicle Block Exemption Regulations
The European Commission is seeking views from industry stakeholders as part of a review of the competition framework for the automotive sector.
New complaints management course
The BVRLA has launched a new complaints management remote learning course to help support leasing broker members.
Treasury consults on regulatory framework for financial services
HM Treasury has launched a consultation on the launch of the second phase of the Future Regulatory Framework (FRF) Review.
Update on VAT early termination fees
HM Revenue & Customs has committed to revising the Revenue and Customs Brief (RCB) 12 (2020): VAT early termination fees and compensation payments.
Interested in the Kickstart Scheme for young people?
The BVRLA would like to hear from members of any size that would like to access the Government’s new Kickstart Scheme, launched in September to provide funds to firms giving jobs to young people.
TfL suspends its HGV Scrappage Scheme
Transport for London has confirmed that due to unprecedented demand and limited funding, it has suspended the Scrappage Scheme for heavy goods vehicles and new applications are not being accepted.
More cities confirm Clean Air Zones
Bath and Birmingham have announced the ‘go live’ dates for the introduction of their Clean Air Zones and both Bristol and Manchester have launched local consultations.
Toll Charges for HGVs in Belgium
The BVRLA is reminding members that there is a kilometre charge for using the Belgian roads and all vehicles over 3.5 tonnes must always have an on-board unit (OBU) showing a green light.