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A streamlined procedure is in place to assist members in verifying their BVRLA subscription for 2024, featuring a straightforward 'pay now' option.

A convenient process is available to help members confirm their BVRLA subscription for 2024, including a quick-and-easy ‘pay now’ option. Members are asked to keep an eye out for their 2024 BVRLA subscription invoices, which will be issued from today (21 November) to cover the membership period 1 January to 31 December 2024.

All individuals listed as a ‘Renewal Contact’ are requested to check that their member records are updated by 29 September 2023 as part of the annual renewal process.

Members are asked to keep an eye out for their 2023 BVRLA subscription invoices, which will be issued from 30 November 2022 to cover the membership period 1 January to 31 December 2023. Now featuring a convenient ‘pay now’ button, it is a quick and easy process.

The BVRLA is writing to all nominated membership renewal contacts this week to request that records are updated by 30 September 2022 as part of the 2023 renewal process.

From 14 August 2019, members can complete the membership renewal process online, removing the need to complete and post paperwork, saving both time and money.

During 2018, the BVRLA has continued to grow and there are now over 950 organisations in membership, who are collectively responsible for almost 5 million vehicles on UK roads, buy almost half of all new vehicles sold in the UK and purchase 83% of all UK-manufactured vehicles sold to a domestic market each year.

Each year, the BVRLA canvasses the opinions of around 4,000 individuals from across our member organisations, seeking views and feedback on the work done, and services provided by the association.

BVRLA membership grew in 2017, with an increasing number of small and medium sized organisations joining the association.

Latest data from the BVRLA shows that membership grew in 2017, with an increasing number of small and medium sized organisations joining the association.

The BVRLA has produced some wording for members to use on their websites and other literature to make customers aware of who the BVRLA is and what it does. 

The BVRLA has published an updated factsheet for members, explaining how to determine whether or not a finance house still has title to a motor vehicle which has been sold to a third party whilst still subject to an outstanding finance agreement.