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

Meeting the BVRLA Code of Conduct and member audit requirements isn’t just about ticking boxes - it’s about demonstrating robust, consistent standards in every area of your operation.

The BVRLA has launched an additional way for members to customise training to better fit their teams' needs. The new ‘Pick and Mix’ option lets members adapt course content to suit their business. Members can select the key modules from multiple courses, and the BVRLA will create a personalised programme.

Members can save £100 every time they book a BVRLA instructor-led training course two weeks or more in advance.

The BVRLA Learning and Development team is rewarding members for booking training courses in advance, with the introduction of a £100 early bird discount.

Thousands of member colleagues have benefited from BVRLA training this year, expanding their knowledge and competence across critical topics.

The BVRLA has revised its Fair Wear and Tear Standard for Commercial Vehicles and Minibuses, giving a reliable reference point for end-of-contract inspections.

The BVRLA has launched a revised version of its Fair Wear and Tear Standard for Commercial Vehicles and Minibuses. The Guide is widely accepted across the industry for setting the bar for vehicle condition, giving a reliable reference point for end-of-contract inspections.

Members looking to develop from within can now access the BVRLA’s training course calendar for 2024. The varied instructor-led programme spans vehicle technology, customer service, product developments and more, giving members the opportunity to upskill their team and grow their business.

The BVRLA runs instructor-led courses to help identify Fair Wear and Tear on different types of vehicles, including light commercial vehicles.

The latest BVRLA blog sees Simon Carr, Co-Founder of associate member Wondle looking at damage in the light of the upcoming Consumer Duty regulation.

Simon Carr, Co-Founder of Wondle, who provide an AI-powered vehicle damage recognition app, looks at damage in the light of Consumer Duty regulation.