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Average CO2 figures for new leased cars have risen to a five-year high, according to the latest BVRLA Quarterly Leasing Survey.

The British Vehicle Rental and Leasing Association (BVRLA) has issued some top tips for holidaymakers looking to hire a car this summer.

The BVRLA has welcomed today’s announcement that the Government is marking the anniversary of its Road to Zero Strategy launch by investing £37m in innovative new vehicle charging infrastructure.

The BVRLA has welcomed today’s announcement from HM Treasury confirming the government’s decision to freeze company car tax. A move set to benefit just under a million company car drivers.

The Government must support flexible, pay-as-you-go forms of motoring in order to improve the urban environment and encourage people to walk, cycle and use more public transport.

The BVRLA believes that the HMRC’s latest Benefit in Kind statistics reinforce the need for government to support the company car market by taking action to address the vehicle tax system. 

The Government needs to supercharge its electric vehicle strategy if it is to have any chance of meeting its new ‘net zero’ emissions by 2050 pledge.

The BVRLA is delighted to confirm Nina Bell as the new Chair of the association, taking over from LeasePlan’s Matt Dyer, who has stepped down at today’s AGM after completing his two-year term.

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

School’s out and the British Vehicle Rental and Leasing Association (BVRLA) is providing top tips for those looking to rent a car this Easter. Be it a family break or a DIY weekend, vehicle rental provides a flexible, cost-effective and convenient way of getting the right vehicle for the job.

The vehicle rental industry’s essential role in supporting the UK economy and meeting the travel needs of its citizens has been set-out in a ground-breaking new report from the BVRLA.

The BVRLA has welcomed the Government’s announcement that it will provide more financial, regulatory and policy support for UK cities looking to develop their own future mobility strategies.