Giving a mid-year assessment of how 2024 is progressing, the BVRLA’s Fleets in Charge Conference will explore how we are faring on the Road to Zero. The agenda presents a carefully curated program designed to inspire, inform, and ignite discussion.
Leading fleet operators will discuss critical aspects of the zero-emission transition during the ‘Fleet Takeover’ session at this year’s Fleets in Charge Conference. Charging infrastructure will be among the topics on the agenda as the experts share what others can learn from their experiences.
This BVRLA Industry Outlook webinar ‘A spotlight on Rental and Mobility Trends’ gave insights into what lies ahead for the remainder of 2024. Expert speakers discussed the latest trends in insurance, advancements in technology, and shifts in legislation, a comprehensive overview of the key developments that may influence rental business in the coming months.
An early bird ticket rate is now available for the BVRLA’s flagship Fleets in Charge Conference on 10 July, returning to the QEII Conference Centre in London.
Make sure you attend the BVRLA’s Industry Outlook webinar next week to gain insights into what lies ahead for the remainder of 2024. Join expert speakers as they discuss the latest trends in insurance, advancements in technology, and shifts in legislation. In a concise 40-minute session, attendees will receive a comprehensive overview of the key developments that may influence rental business in the coming months.
The FT Future of the Car Summit returns for its tenth anniversary edition this Spring (7 – 9 May). Held over three days, the event brings together the most influential players in the automotive sector for newsworthy keynote interviews, lively debates, and ample networking opportunities.
Funds raised by charging road use must go into public transport improvements, according to the London Assembly Transport Committee. The recommendation is included in the ‘Future Road User Charging in London’ report, which received the highest number of responses for any consultation in the 2022-23 Assembly term.
Bill Esterson MP, Shadow Minister for Roads is confirmed as one of the keynote speakers for the BVRLA’s Fleets in Charge Conference in July. Opening the full-day event, Esterson will outline Labour’s priorities, its approach to decarbonisation and road policy, and what steps the party will take if it wins the next General Election.
Looking beyond day-to-day responsibilities is a crucial way to stay ahead and plan for success. The next Industry Outlook webinar will help members achieve this, taking them through what lies ahead and how it could impact business in 2024.
Following an extensive consultation process, the government has decided not to change the regularity of the first MOT test. The main factor influencing this decision was road safety, with 84% of respondents being opposed to the change.
Paul McCorkell, director of business rental UK & Ireland at Enterprise explores how Gen Z are leading the way when it comes to travelling sustainably, preferring multi-modal forms of transport and keen to avoid using their own car for a business trip.
The next generation is leading the way when it comes to travelling sustainably, preferring multi-modal forms of transport and keen to avoid using their own car for a business trip. In the latest BVRLA blog, Paul McCorkell, director of business rental, UK & Ireland at Enterprise explores how Gen Z is impacting how and why people travel.