The majority of vehicles driven on UK roads have to pay Vehicle Excise Duty (VED, also know as road fund licence). This page provides guidance to members on the current rates, how to pay and obtain refunds.
Boosting connectivity and providing seamless door-to-door transport are two key missions outlined by the Transport Strategy for South East England. The draft plan is now open to feedback ahead of the final strategy being published later in 2025.
Members can now hear the quick, actionable wins that improve customer satisfaction and staff well-being, especially during peak seasons. The tips were shared as part of the association’s recent ‘Quick Wins’ webinar, which was free to BVRLA members.
With the festive season fast approaching, now is the time to check your VE103B stock levels. The cut-off date for VE103B orders to be delivered before Christmas will be Tuesday 17 December.
Sharp increases in Vehicle Excise Duty (VED) announced by the Chancellor last month are expected to have a notable impact on the rental sector. Having targeted non-electric vehicles with high increases from April 2025, the revised VED rates were discussed as part of the BBC’s Wake Up to Money radio show last week.
A new service is now available in the Driver and vehicle account, an account drivers can set up on GOV.UK to check all the details held by the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA).
Maintaining high standards and customer confidence is essential for BVRLA members, and the association’s Rental Inspection Programme has recently been upgraded to strengthen compliance and accountability across the sector. Key contacts at affected members have been notified of the changes.
The BVRLA's Industry Outlook webinar, titled ‘Driving Efficiency: Time-Saving Strategies for Success’, sponsored by Coastr, brought together industry experts to explore the latest technological advancements designed to help businesses streamline their operations and drive growth.