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In the latest BVRLA blog, associate member ECHOES shares how its connected vehicle data solution has helped French rental company ADA improve fleet security and operational oversight across its 2,000-vehicle network.

With Easter fast approaching, members who need VE103B pads should place their orders by Wednesday 9 April to receive the pads before Good Friday.

National Highways has developed a long-term road safety campaign that demonstrates to drivers how to prepare for long journeys during holiday periods.

With half term and Easter holidays just around the corner, Tony Benterman, Account Executive in the Self Drive Hire team at insurance provider Howden, shares tips on how to prepare in the latest BVRLA blog. Tony takes a look at what documents a driver needs and how to make sure operators and their customers driving in Europe are ready for the road ahead.

Tony Benterman, Account Executive in the Self Drive Hire team at insurance provider Howden takes a look at what documents you need where, and how to make sure your drivers and customers driving in Europe are ready for the road ahead.

Nearly three quarters of recalled cars in the UK pose a safety risk by remaining on the road without necessary repairs, according to analysis by carVertical.

National Highways is continuing with its journey planning campaign to help road users stay safe on the UK road network, including tips for drivers on how to prepare for long and unfamiliar journeys.

National Highways has launched a journey planning campaign to help road users stay safe on the UK road network this autumn and winter. The campaign includes tips for drivers on how to prepare for long and unfamiliar journeys.

The DVSA has advised drivers to do their Driver CPC training early, due to an expected surge in September. Operators are also being encouraged to talk with their drivers to ensure all qualifications are up to date.

National Highways has developed a long-term road safety campaign that demonstrates to drivers how to prepare for long journeys during holiday periods.

Self-driving vehicles could be on British roads in just two years after the Automated Vehicles (AV) Act became law yesterday (20 May 2024).