The DVLA has delayed the project for integrating electric vehicles into the BERT system for taxing purposes. The change was confirmed to the BVRLA by the authority’s technical team, citing the prioritisation of mandatory legislative work as the reason behind the delay.
The Early Bird offer for the Industry Outlook Conference has been extended by one week, giving members until 7 September to register at the reduced rate.
The Early Bird rate for this year’s Industry Outlook Conference is available until this weekend, marking the last chance for members to save on their tickets for the all-day, all-member event.
BVRLA members have until the end of August to secure £70 off the ticket price for this year’s Industry Outlook Conference. Tailored to meet the needs of all member groups, the annual conference looks at what’s next in mobility, regulation and technology.
Whether focused on reducing risk, improving payment flow, or adopting smarter tech, the Checks, Chargebacks and Payments 45-minute webinar, sponsored by Coastr, features insights and expert guidance and can now be viewed online.
The BVRLA's Industry Outlook webinar, titled ‘Checks, Chargebacks and Payments’, sponsored by Coastr, brought together expert voices from across the industry to unpack these complex issues and explore the tools businesses need to stay secure and future-ready.
The rental and mobility sector is evolving, bringing with new challenges and opportunities around payments. Join the BVRLA’s upcoming webinar, ‘Checks, Chargebacks and Payments’, where industry experts will come together to explore key issues around credit card usage, chargebacks, and the latest innovations in payments and ID verification.
‘Challenge’ was the word on everyone’s lips at last week’s Industry Outlook Conference. Featuring industry leaders sharing their insights on the challenges of 2024 and expectations for 2025, the conference included thought-provoking keynotes, dynamic panel discussions and interactive breakout sessions.
The vehicle rental and leasing sector is seeing its optimism and enthusiasm for 2025 shackled by tax rises on top of regulatory and ZEV Mandate uncertainty. That is according to the BVRLA’s latest Industry Outlook Report, which shows that members are expecting somewhat of a ‘Jekyll and Hyde’ year in 2025.
Technology is the driving force behind efficiency, innovation, and future success. But what does this mean for members? The BVRLA’s upcoming Industry Outlook Conference will feature a ‘Key Tech Touchpoints’ panel examining the fleet and mobility services industry’s potential turning point as 2025 approaches.
The BVRLA’s 2024 Industry Outlook Conference will feature over 25 leading speakers and a packed agenda designed to deliver the latest insights, trends, and strategies for the mobility industry, as well as the opportunity to connect with industry leaders.