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BVRLA members can now access a wide range of insights and operational tips, via a dedicated podcast series to support day-to-day operations and protect their business. Produced in partnership with United Rental Group, the “Rental Matters” series will expand over the coming weeks and explore topics including insurance, marketing, vehicle security, and available support via the United and BVRLA teams.

The Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) is seeking views on proposals to change the maximum service charges that authorised testing facilities (ATFs) can make to customers using their facilities.

BVRLA members can save 20% on tickets for the EV Infrastructure & Energy Summit, taking place at the Hilton London Metropole on 1 – 2 October 2025. The event brings together chargepoint operators, fleet leaders, local authorities, energy providers, investors and automotive innovators to debate the opportunities and challenges in building out the UK’s EV charging future.

The Government has confirmed that the Plug-in Van and Truck Grants will be extended until at least April 2027, providing certainty for fleets and businesses investing in electric vehicles.

Last week the Government published the details of its £30m commitment to Depot and Fleet Charging Grants. At its core, this is a positive step forward and seeks to address some of the issues the BVRLA has flagged to Government regarding charging infrastructure installation at depots, including rental branches.

The Government has launched a public consultation on the upcoming Automated Passenger Services (APS) permitting scheme, which will set the legal framework for how self-driving taxis, private hire vehicles, and bus-style services operate once they hit the roads.

The BVRLA has published an updated edition of its Light Commercial Vehicle (LCV) Fair Wear and Tear Guide, providing clearer standards and guidance for managing vans through to time of return.

The BVRLA has published an updated version of the light commercial vehicle (LCV) Fair Wear and Tear Guide.

Transport Scotland is inviting applications for funding through the Zero Emission Heavy Duty Vehicle (HDV) Skills Challenge Fund.

The start date for members to tax electric vehicles online via the Driver and Vehicle Licencing Agency (DVLA)’s BERT system has been pushed back to September. This will mean the first batch of taxing that will go through the bulk system will be December.

This guidance shows the areas of difference and the differing requirements for a 3.5t van compared to a 4.25t e-van.

Changes to category B driving licence rules for 3.5-4.25tn zero emission vans come into force today (10 June). This includes the ability to tow and the removal of five hours training requirements.