The Government has enlisted the BVRLA to monitor and assess compliance against its Rental Vehicle Security Scheme.
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Political and business leaders, including the head of the BVRLA, have joined forces to urge stringent government action on air pollution.
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Nina Bell, UK managing director at Avis Budget, has been named as the new chair of the BVRLA at this year’s AGM.
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The Government has come under fire from the ICFM and BVRLA after yesterday’s Spring Statement failed to provide much-needed clarity on future company car tax (CCT) rates, including addressing issues from the introduction of WLTP.
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Policymakers must work more closely with fleets to help ensure vehicle compliance with the London Ultra-Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) – particularly if the zone does become zero-emission from 2025.
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Drivers looking to take a vehicle abroad this year are being urged to start planning now for the documentation they’ll need.
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The British Vehicle Rental and Leasing Association (BVRLA) has pledged that its members will rapidly increase their plug-in vehicle take-up to support the UK’s Road to Zero Strategy – but has called for a supportive tax regime and better charging infrastructure to aid this.