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Guidance has been updated to reflect that insurance Green Cards will not be needed to drive in the EU, including Ireland, Andorra, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Liechtenstein, Norway, Serbia or Switzerland from 2 August 2021.

The Government has confirmed that there will be a review to assess the need and review policies for nationally significant rail and road infrastructure projects for England.

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.

The fourth event in the BVRLA’s Fleets in Charge webinar series ‘Beyond Electric’ puts the spotlight on other zero emission technologies that play a role in delivering road transport decarbonisation.

Members who could not attend the recent BVRLA Industry Outlook webinar, putting the spotlight on the changing automotive landscape, can now login to their BVRLA web account and view the recorded webinar online.

The BVRLA is now taking pre-orders for the new version of the LCV Fair Wear and Tear Guide being introduced on Friday 3 September.

The Competition and Markets Authority has published a report having reviewed whether industry could deliver a comprehensive UK charging network that works competitively and can be trusted.

HMRC has published draft legislation relating to the VAT treatment for salary sacrifice arrangements applying to government departments and NHS bodies that supply cars to their employees.

The Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy has launched a consultation to learn more about the role that vehicle-to-X energy technologies could play in a net zero energy system.

The BVRLA has carried out its first face-to-face training course in nearly eighteen months since the outbreak of the pandemic saw all learning move to online delivery.

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.

Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) has published a new consultation on Reforming Competition and Consumer Policy.