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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.

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.

The BVRLA Leasing Outlook report combines the aggregated market data and insight of experts from across the sector to provide an unrivalled perspective of what is happening to the market and where it is heading.

The European Commission has confirmed that member states will be adopting new measures, introduced to help meet the target of reducing emissions by 55% by 2030, compared to 1990 levels.

In a Greenfleet magazine’s special feature for SME’s, the BVRLA’s Andrea McMahon highlights how the vehicle rental and leasing sectors can help small businesses by giving them more flexibility and less risk when adopting a sustainable fleet.

In the latest issue of Greenfleet magazine, the BVRLA highlights how the vehicle rental and leasing sectors can help small businesses by giving them more flexibility and less risk when adopting a sustainable fleet.

The BVRLA has published its latest Leasing Outlook Report providing insights from a range of data compiled from members.

The Government has set out more of its strategy for phasing out the sale of polluting cars, vans and trucks and encouraging more sustainable transport choices.

The Government has published a delivery plan outlining the key timelines and milestones that are needed to support the transition to zero emission cars and vans.

The Department for Transport has launched a consultation seeking views on proposals to phase out the sale of new diesel and petrol heavy goods vehicles (HGVs).