Mobility Credits News

The BVRLA has welcomed today’s confirmation that the Government is pushing ahead with plans to introduce a Zero Emission Vehicle (ZEV) Mandate in January 2024.

The Government must support flexible, pay-as-you-go forms of motoring in order to improve the urban environment and encourage people to walk, cycle and use more public transport.

Mobility Credits were also covered in a recent editorial for GreenFleet Magazine, where the BVRLA explored how a ‘pay-as-you-go’ approach to road transport can drive future mobility.

Caroline Pidgeon, Liberal Democrat Member of the London Assembly, has written to London Mayor Sadiq Khan endorsing the BVRLA’s mobility credits scrappage scheme, which offers a mobility credit in exchange for a household scrapping its older, more polluting vehicle.

Smart, integrated urban delivery options fit for the future will be debated this July at the BVRLA’s Future Mobility Congress.

BVRLA's Andrea McMahon writes for GreenFleet Magazine

The BVRLA’s Future Mobility Congress in July will provide a day packed full of expert analysis, intelligent debate and vital insight for delegates.

Joining the BVRLA Blogging community is Iain Forbes, Head of the Centre for Connected and Autonomous Vehicles at Department for Transport and BEIS. In his blog, Iain explains how BVRLA members are at the heart of the next mobility revolution.

Early bird tickets are now available for the BVRLA’s Future Mobility Congress. The discount is valid until 30 April for BVRLA members at a cost of £215+VAT (£35 discount from usual ticket price).

Iain Forbes, Head of the Centre for Connected and Autonomous Vehicles at DfT and BEIS explains how British companies are at the heart of the next mobility revolution and will provide valuable innovations and insights for change.

In this week’s BVRLA Blog, Toby Poston, the association’s Director of External Relations, talks about the challenges of urban transport and sustainable planning through the ages, from horses to modern day mobility services.

The BVRLA has submitted a formal response to Transport for Greater Manchester, in answer to their call for feedback on their 5-year draft delivery plan.