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Andy Bland, Head of Business Rental Development, UK and Ireland at Enterprise Mobility explains how businesses must rethink mobility strategies to align with broader objectives. By moving beyond transactional fleet management and embracing flexible, value-driven mobility partnerships, organisations can enhance efficiency, reduce risk, and unlock long-term growth opportunities.

In the latest BVRLA blog, Andy Bland, Head of Business Rental Development, UK and Ireland at Enterprise Mobility explains how businesses must rethink mobility strategies to align with broader objectives.

Future of Roads Minister Lilian Greenwood will give a keynote address talking to delegates about the Government's plans for road transport decarbonisation at the BVRLA’s upcoming Fleets in Charge Conference.

The Office for Zero Emission Vehicles has confirmed several changes relating to how heavier zero-emission vans are regulated. The changes come into force on 10 June 2025 and bring driving licence rules for heavier zero emission vehicles (ZEVs) in line with their petrol and diesel equivalents. Until then, current rules will continue to apply.

The BVRLA’s industry Forums offer members the chance to connect, learn, and stay ahead of market trends. With final agendas being confirmed for this summer’s forums, both events promise valuable insight, expert speakers, and opportunities for networking.

Recent used EV sales data from the Society of Motor Manufacturers (SMMT) showed a 60% year-on-year rise, a figure that was welcomed by Future of Roads Minister Lilian Greenwood on LinkedIn.

The BVRLA’s Head of Decarbonisation and Future Mobility, Catherine Bowen took part in a panel discussion at the Financial Times’ Future of the Car Summit last week.

Future of Roads Minister, Lilian Greenwood will outline the Government’s position on the fleet sector’s transition to zero-emission vehicles (ZEVs), as part of the BVRLA’s Fleets in Charge Conference this July.

As fleets continue to lead the transition to zero-emission vehicles, the pace of progress is being tested by policy uncertainty, infrastructure challenges, and market complexity. The BVRLA’s Fleets in Charge Conference returns for a sixth year to help members make sense of it all.

As uncertainty seems to dominate the future of fleet transition, the need for clarity has never been greater. Whether relating to infrastructure, regulation, technology or the broader energy landscape, today's decision-makers are grappling with more questions than ever. The BVRLA’s Fleets in Charge Conference 2025 has gathered sector leaders with the experience, insight, and authority to address the issues that matter most.

Equipping attendees with insights on how the Zero Emission Vehicle Mandate is impacting the sector, and what members can do to prepare, the Fleets in Charge Conference will begin with a session from Department for Transport senior officials, touching on the ZEV Mandate, legislation and policy concerns.

This year’s Fleets in Charge Conference will focus on the realities of the electric vehicle transition – where progress is being made, where challenges remain, and how the sector can move forward with clarity and confidence. The BVRLA is hosting the conference on 2 July, bringing together industry leaders, policymakers, and fleet professionals to discuss the key issues shaping the future of rental and leasing.