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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.

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.

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.

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 Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) is reminding motorists that the provider of International Driving Permits (IDPs) will change. 

The last date to order VE103B pads for pre-Christmas delivery is this Friday. Failure for a driver to present a valid form when driving abroad could result in delays, fines, or the vehicle being impounded.

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

The BVRLA has launched a new two-page PDF to help head office locations communicate the main areas of the association’s support available to their branches or franchisees.

Drivers travelling to France must display a clean air sticker in their vehicle to comply with local low emission zones. The stickers - known as Crit'Air vignettes depict the EURO standards of the vehicle.