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British Vehicle Rental And Leasing Association (BVRLA)

Established in 1967, the British Vehicle Rental and Leasing Association is the trade body for companies engaged in the leasing and rental of cars and commercial vehicles. Its members provide short-term self-drive rental, leasing hire and fleet management services to corporate users and consumers. They operate a combined fleet of 2.6 million cars, vans and trucks, buying 44% of all new vehicles sold in the UK. In doing so, they spend in excess of £15.4 billion each year on vehicles and around a further £4 billion on support services. Through its 800 member companies and their customers, the BVRLA represents the interests of more than two million business car drivers and the 10 million people who use a rental vehicle each year. The association regulates the industry through a regular series of quality assurance inspections and a mandatory code of conduct.

Accident Management Association

The Accident Management Association was established in March 2001 as a new trade association to unite the industry. The Association provides services to accident management companies by helping to establish a favourable operating environment, by providing a forum for discussion on non-competitive issues, and by providing information to assist them in their business. The benefits of membership include: Promotion of the accident management industry; A central representative body putting forward the views of accident management companies to the Association of British Insurers, Government departments and other relevant organisations; Working closely with the insurance market to introduce appropriate mutually beneficial changes; Operating a technical centre providing commentary, guidance and advice on legal and other regulatory developments of relevance to accident management companies.

Association of British Drivers (ABD)

The Association of British Drivers is Britain's foremost campaigning group for drivers. We are a voluntary non-profit making organization funded by subscriptions and donations from members and the public. We receive no funds from the government or from any companies, and so represent the truly independent voice of the driver. The Association is run by volunteers from amongst its membership in their spare time. We have no full-time employees. The ABD was founded in 1992 by our Chairman, Brian Gregory, and a group of fellow drivers from all walks of life and from all parts of the United Kingdom. The objective of the ABD is to provide an active, responsible voice to lobby on behalf of Britain's beleaguered drivers upon many issues, especially those where official policy in recent years has been to discriminate against drivers by means of mis-information, obstruction, restriction, delay, or taxation.

Association of British Insurers (ABI)

The ABI (Association of British Insurers) represents the collective interests of the UK’s insurance industry. The Association speaks out on issues of common interest; helps to inform and participate in debates on public policy issues; and also acts as an advocate for high standards of customer service in the insurance industry. The Association was formed in 1985 when a number of existing industry bodies joined together, notably the British Insurance Association, the Life Offices’ Association, the Fire Offices Committee and the Accident Offices Association.Previously, the UK insurance industry was represented only by these specialist associations. The creation of the ABI meant that all sectors of the insurance company market could now speak through a single organisation.

Association Of Car Fleet Operators (ACFO)

ACFO offers up-to-the-minute information, excellent advice and training to support quality fleet management, for those everyone involved in running/managing a fleet, whether as a full-time professional, or on a part-time basis along with other responsibilities. Joining ACFO will give your organisation unrivalled access to a wealth of practical knowledge. There are nine regions around Great Britain, so whether your business operates five or 5,000 vehicles, there will be a local branch waiting to help you achieve the very best practice in the industry.

Auto Locksmith Association

The Auto Locksmiths Association (ALA) was formed in 1996 as a non profit making association for professional Auto locksmiths. Membership requirements are that the applicant must have been a trading Auto Locksmith for at least two years, pass an entrance exam and provide references. Applications are vetted via an elected committee prior to acceptance. Membership is personal and is subject to standards and a code of conduct. You can find our members throughout the UK, Ireland (North & South), Europe and around the world. Meetings are held twice a year for members and invited guests for training and to share information and techniques.

BRAKE

Brake is a registered charity with two aims: 1. to prevent death and injury on the roads through education of all road users and campaigning for road safety. Road deaths are no accident; every death has a cause that can be prevented 2. to care for people bereaved or affected by serious injury in a road crash through support services by our division BrakeCare. Everything we do is covered by our two websites: this website, and www.roadsafetyweek.org. There are many people working for, or with, Brake: staff at our UK head office, hundreds of community volunteers, corporate supporters, and road safety professionals. Use our website to read more about our vision and objectives, read about some of our activities, and find out what our supporters say about us.

British Vehicle Rental And Leasing Association (BVRLA)

Established in 1967, the British Vehicle Rental and Leasing Association is the trade body for companies engaged in the leasing and rental of cars and commercial vehicles. Its members provide short-term self-drive rental, leasing hire and fleet management services to corporate users and consumers. They operate a combined fleet of 2.6 million cars, vans and trucks, buying 44% of all new vehicles sold in the UK. In doing so, they spend in excess of £15.4 billion each year on vehicles and around a further £4 billion on support services. Through its 800 member companies and their customers, the BVRLA represents the interests of more than two million business car drivers and the 10 million people who use a rental vehicle each year. The association regulates the industry through a regular series of quality assurance inspections and a mandatory code of conduct.

Department For Transport

The Department for Transport's aim is transport that works for everyone. This means a transport system which balances the needs of the economy, the environment and society. The Department for Transport provides leadership across the transport sector to achieve its objectives, working with regional, local and private sector partners to deliver many of the services. This section contains information on the Department's aims and objectives, its organisational structure, and the responsibilities of the various affiliated agencies. The Freedom of Information Act 2000 (FOI Act) came into force on 1 January 2005 and aims to make information held by public authorities more accessible to the public and allows individuals and companies to request a wide variety of material.

Driver And Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA)

DVLA is best known for providing drivers with an updated tax disc for their vehicle. But we’re much more than that. We support law enforcement by maintaining an up to date register of drivers and vehicles. We also help deliver a wide range of road safety initiatives in conjunction with the Department for Transport, for which we are an executive agency. We play a major role in crime prevention and crime reduction through enforcement, prosecution and intelligence gathering. Our customers include the public, vehicle dealers, traders in personalised number plates and vehicle importers and our partners and stakeholders are police forces, magistrates and civil courts, motor trade associations etc.Operating from our HQ in Swansea and 39 local offices, 12 enforcement centres and unlicensed vehicle hotline centre spread across GB, we employ over 7,000 staff. The Agency is highly regarded as an efficient and well respected organisation.

Drivers Alliance

The Drivers' Alliance is committed to the following principles: The Drivers' Alliance will – challenge the excessive and unfair tax burden placed on motoring. It will further lobby for the re-direction of funds raised through fuel and vehicle taxation to improve UK roads and services. The Drivers' Alliance believes - freedom to travel is a fundamental human right and policies which restrict such freedom through time and distance pricing, congestion charging, penal levels of legislation for minor offences and “modal change” are flawed. The Drivers' Alliance believes - that enhancing road safety through driver education, well engineered roads, junctions and vehicles is of paramount importance, as is the efficiency of modern motorised transport to maximise the benefit to society with minimal impact on the environment.

Driving Standards Agency (DSA)

The Driving Standards Agency (DSA) is one of the executive agencies that forms the Motoring and Freight Services group, within the Department for Transport (DfT). We are a Trading Fund fully funded through fees and revenue from other road safety initiatives. We are a national organisation delivering tests from over 400 driving test centres and 140 theory test centres. We have statutory responsibility for setting standards and conducting theory and practical driving tests. We are also responsible for the statutory regulation of driving instructors and trainers together with the promotion of voluntary registers and non-statutory activities to improve driving standards.

DVLA Vehicle Licensing Online

DVLA Vehicle Licensing Online - You can apply for a new tax disc or, if you intend to take the vehicle off the road, declare Statutory Off Road Notification, known as SORN, directly over the internet. You can also use the vehicle enquiry service to check what information DVLA holds on its database about a vehicle.

Energy Saving Trust

The Energy Saving Trust believe running a clean, environmentally friendly fleet offers your businesses many benefits. It can reduce transport costs, cut vehicle emissions and improve corporate social reputation. Our transport advice programme is available to organisations in England and Scotland, and offers practical solutions to help reduce costs and improve the environmental performance of car and van fleets. We provide monthly fleet updates on current issues, as well as free telephone advice for business running fleets of less than 50 vehicles. For larger fleets (over 50 vehicles in England and over 20 in Scotland) we offer a free fleet review to help you cut emissions where possible. We have useful resources, such as publications, case studies and press releases that can help you understand more about greener vehicles and efficient driving.

Environmental Transport Association (ETA)

The Environmental Transport Association (ETA) was established in 1990 as an ethical motoring organisation and sustainable travel lobby group.The ETA is now Britain’s largest charity focused on transport and the environment. Our aim is to raise awareness of the impact of excessive car use and help individuals and organisations to make positive changes in their travel habits. We are an ethical organisation – our green transport and environmental projects are funded by the revenue from the services we provide and donations from individuals. If you support our aims, please support our work.

European Automobile Manufacturers Association (ACEA)

The European Automobile Manufacturers Association (ACEA), founded in 1991, represents the interests of the fifteen European car, truck and bus manufacturers at EU level. The European automotive industry is key to the strength and competitiveness of Europe. The ACEA members are BMW Group, DAF Trucks, Daimler, FIAT Group, Ford of Europe, General Motors Europe, Jaguar Land Rover, MAN Nutzfahrzeuge, Porsche, PSA Peugeot Citroën, Renault, Scania, Toyota Motor Europe, Volkswagen and Volvo. They provide direct employment to more than 2.2 million people and indirectly support another 10 million jobs. Annually, ACEA members invest €20 billion in R&D, or 4% of turnover.

Finance and Leasing Association (FLA)

FLA campaigns for best practice in lending and leasing. Our website provides guidance for consumers on the types of finance products (explaining some of the words used), money advice, guidance on how credit decisions are taken and what happens when you want to repay your loan early. You will also find tips on credit repair, fraud prevention and our guide to financing a car. Our members include banks, subsidiaries of banks and building societies, the finance sections of leading retailers and manufacturing companies, and a range of independent firms. They provide a wide range of facilities, including finance leasing, operating leasing, hire purchase, conditional sale, personal contract purchase plans, personal lease plans, secured and unsecured personal loans, credit cards and store cards.

Financial Ombudsman Bureau

The Financial Ombudsman Service provides consumers with a free, independent service for resolving financial disputes. It’s our job to settle individual complaints between consumers and businesses providing financial services. If we uphold a complaint, we can order matters to be put right. We can look at complaints about a wide range of financial matters – from insurance and mortgages to investments and credit. We’re completely independent and impartial – just as a judge would be if the consumer went to court instead. Our role is to settle disputes, without taking sides. So when we look at a complaint, we give both sides a fair hearing. We can often resolve disputes informally, but some cases are more complex and take more time. We aim to settle most disputes within six to nine months. Consumers don’t have to accept any decision we make. Our service is confidential – we do not publish the names of businesses or consumers whose complaints we handle.

FinancingYourCar.org.uk

The Finance and Leasing Association (FLA) is the trade association for the motor finance industry. Our members provided £18 billion of finance for car purchases in 2008, and funded over 50% of all new car registrations. Although some car finance plans may seem complex, a little time studying them will help explain the key benefits – and help you get a better deal. The FLA has provided this online guide to car finance to help you make the right choice on the best finance product for you - whether you are interested in hire purchase, car leasing or straight forward car loans. This website explains the products sold in car dealerships, advises you on questions to ask when visiting a showroom and will guide you to the best product to meet your needs. You can also download a selection of helpful guides.

Freight Best Practice

Freight Best Practice is funded by the Department for Transport (DfT) and managed by AECOM to promote operational efficiency within freight operations. Freight Best Practice offers FREE essential information for the freight industry covering topics such as saving fuel, developing skills, equipment and systems, operational efficiency and performance management.

Freight Transport Association

Tailored to meet the requirements of all vehicle operating organisations, membership of FTA is designed to provide you with the right information to ensure a safe, legal and efficient transport function. Whether a larger vehicle or psv operator, a van operator, a logistics buyer or supplier to the industry, there is an FTA membership solution for you. You can also benefit from our industry leading services at special member prices and be sure of an independent, general or tailored solution to meet your needs at a national standard.

Health & Safety Executive (HSE)

HSE's job is to protect people against risks to health or safety arising out of work activities. "Our mission is to prevent death, injury and ill health in Great Britain’s workplaces." We do this through research, information and advice, promoting training, new or revised regulations and codes of practice, inspection, investigation and enforcement.

Highways Agency

The Highways Agency, established in 1994, is an executive agency of the Department for Transport. Our respective roles and responsibilities and the governance of the relationship are set out in a formal framework document. We are responsible for the operation and stewardship of the strategic road network in England on behalf of the Secretary of State for Transport. Our primary functions are to manage traffic, tackle congestion, provide information to road users and improve safety and journey time reliability, whilst respecting and minimising the adverse impact on the environment. We put customers first in everything we do, listening to them, and gaining a better understanding of the way our network impacts on them. Through this understanding we are better placed to respond to their needs and expectations.

HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC)

HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) was formed on the 18 April 2005, following the merger of Inland Revenue and HM Customs and Excise Departments. We are here to ensure the correct tax is paid at the right time, whether this relates to payment of taxes received by the department or entitlement to benefits paid. A range of online services are available covering a range of taxes and benefits provided by both HMRC and a number of commercial suppliers. Irrespective of which supplier you decide to use our online services offer a quick, convenient, safe and secure way to deal with a whole range of tax, excise and benefit related issues.

IANGV - International Association for Natural Gas Vehicles

The International Association for Natural Gas Vehicles (IANGV) was established in 1986 to provide the NGV industry with an international forum and to foster growth, safety, product development and policy formation. Including our regional affiliates, we currently represent the interests of more than 600 members throughout the world. In the twenty years since our establishment, we have seen worldwide NGV numbers grow from almost none to five million vehicles. Over the next 15 years, we are projecting a ten-fold increase, to reach a target of 50 million NGVs on the road globally by 2020.

Institute of Advanced Motorists

Established in 1956, the IAM is the UK’s leading road safety organisation dedicated to raising driving and riding standards and reducing the number of collisions that occur on our roads. Being an advanced driver or rider is a journey of continuous learning, and one of its key stages is the internationally recognised Advanced Test. The IAM is a registered charity. We are not owned by, or financially dependent on, any other organisation – commercial or public sector – that might have conflicting interests, or indeed a vested interest in a specific aspect of road safety. We do this in a number of ways: By playing a major role in the development and promotion of new road safety ideas; By influencing policy at all levels of government; And through our Skill for Life programme which enables drivers and riders to prepare for our Advanced Driving and Advanced Motorcycling tests. The IAM advises, and is consulted by, leading organisations world-wide with responsibilities for Road Safety.

Institute Of Car Fleet Management (ICFM)

Since our launch in 1992, we have gone from strength to strength by providing car fleet managers, administrators, fleet service providers and those whose job responsibilities include fleet with one of the finest training and education programmes available and by connecting people who have similar responsibilities and interests to deliver a powerful network. We are more committed than ever to achieving our primary goal - to provide our members with a high quality, structured and accredited training programme. We are also keen to foster and promote best practice in all aspects of car fleet management within industry and commerce and to advance the professionalism of our members in all their undertakings, encouraging success for them as individuals and delivering real value to their employers.

Institute Of The Motor Industry (IMI)

The IMI is the professional association for individuals working in the motor industry. The Institute is the Sector Skills Council for the automotive retail industry, part of the Skills for Business network and also the governing body for the Automotive Technician Accreditation (ATA) scheme. There are 25,000 individual IMI members, from across all areas of the motor industry, who are recognised for their skills and experience. IMI Membership is awarded on the basis of an individual's qualifications, career history and motor industry experience. Get recognition of your skills together with 25,000 IMI members entitled to use letters after their name, showing they are qualified professionals.

Mirad - The Institute of Registration Agents & Dealers

Mirad has many members throught the UK who offer cherished and personalised vehicle registration services at competitive rates. Our members carry cherished plates in stock and are able to source your desired number through our service network. We can also offer registration valuation services and assistance in selling on your cherished registration.

Motor Industry Research Association (MIRA)

MIRA is a leading independent provider of product engineering, testing, consultancy, certification, research and information. With a unique blend of resources, facilities and staff, supported by ongoing investment in the most advanced technology, our customers benefit from unrivalled expertise. MIRA is a truly international organisation operating in locations around the world. Our teams apply their knowledge and experience for the benefit of clients in established and developing industries worldwide. We have designed and developed products for clients in Europe, the Middle East, Asia, South America and the USA.

National Association of Commercial Finance Brokers (NACFB)

The NACFB is the only UK trade body dedicated to the commercial finance broker. We represent members from across the whole commercial finance market: from buy-to-let specialists and commercial mortgage advisers to vehicle finance brokers; from leasing and asset finance specialists to factoring brokers. The NACFB was founded in 1992 to raise standards of proper professional practice in the commercial broker industry. The aim was to secure the integrity and future wellbeing of the broker market for the benefit of both brokers and their customers. The Association publishes these standards in its own industry recognised Code of Practice, which has been adopted by an increasing number of commercial finance, lease and asset finance and vehicle finance brokers. In the interests of members and their clients, the NACFB monitors legislation and makes representations to the Government and Regulators.

National Tyre Distributors Association - NTDA

Since 1930 the National Tyre Distributors Association (NTDA) has championed and promoted the interests of the tyre retailer. That role remains unchanged to this day, although the Association has evolved significantly since those earliest days of motorised transport. Members range from the largest national groups to the smallest family run business. Membership of the NTDA provides access to a wide range of practical commercial services as well as representation at the highest levels of government on issues concerning the tyre, fast fit and wider automotive aftermarket.

RAC Foundation

The RAC Foundation explores the economic, mobility, safety and environmental issues relating to roads and the use of motor vehicles, and campaigns to secure a fair deal for responsible road users. Independent and authoritative research for the public benefit and informed debate are central to the RAC Foundation’s standing. The RAC Foundation leads the debate on a number of issues of interest to the responsible motorist. Campaigns include: Road Safety, Consumer issues, Road Infrastructure, Road pricing, Road Vehicles. Research includes a major new study into the strategic road network in England. The Foundation is consulted by Government on a wide range of transport policy issues, and is a respected voice on all issues of concern to the motorist.

Retail Motor Industry Federation (RMIF)

We exist to help companies working within the retail motor industry. Our membership covers virtually every area of the industry; from new and used car dealerships to independent petrol retailers, we aim to further our members’ interests and act as an organisation where membership assures quality of service to the consumer.

RMI Cherished Number Dealers Association

The RMI Cherished Number Dealers Association (CNDA) was established in 1971 to represent reputable and responsible dealers in vehicle registration numbers (also known as plates or marks), and to protect the interests of their customers. Complete list of RMI Cherished Number Dealers Association (CNDA) members.

Road Haulage Association

The Road Haulage Association (RHA) provides dedicated campaigning, advice, information and business services specially tailored for the haulage industry. We also use our buying power to negotiate exclusive savings on a range of key haulage services, saving members time and money. Whether you're operating heavy goods vehicles, running a small fleet of vans or providing a product or service to our industry, there's a membership package tailored to meet your business needs.

Road Users' Alliance

The Road Users’ Alliance (RUA) was formed to provide a voice for those organisations with an interest in ensuring the future of our road system. Not just those who build roads and use the road infrastructure to carry services but all of us who count on the roads to get from A to B.

RoSPA

The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA) is a registered charity established over 90 years ago and aims to campaign for change, influence opinion, contribute to debate, educate and inform - for the good of all. RoSPA's driver and fleet solutions department has extensive and proven experience in delivering all aspects of driver training in all types of vehicles, both on and off road in the UK and abroad. Over the years RoSPA has also built an unrivalled reputation as an innovative provider of risk management and fleet safety solutions including driver and rider related training. RoSPA offers a range of courses for every driving related requirement. From fleet manages through to all staff, RoSPA's courses can help reduce accident rates, save money and improve driver performance. National standards are monitored by external organisations including the Driving Standards Agency and the Edexcel Foundation for vocational training.

Safe Speed

Safe Speed: dedicated to intelligent road safety. SafeSpeed.org.uk aims to objectively analyse the evidence for various strategies for road safety improvement. We are starting from a position where we mistrust speed limits as a primary road safety strategy, and we are proud to suggest intelligent alternatives. Our sole objective is to promote better road safety, eventually through improved legislation which properly targets dangerous drivers and dangerous behaviours.

Society Of Motor Manufacturers And Traders (SMMT)

SMMT plays a central role in the working life of the motor industry. Whether the industry is your business or it impacts on your organisation in any way, SMMT can deliver real business benefits to help your company meet the challenges of the future.

The Business Travel Initiative

The Business Travel Initiative (BTI) is a national pilot project developed as the result of requests from small to medium sized local businesses for help to manage transport issues. Bedfordshire County Council and the European Social Fund have responded by making money and support available to offer free access to high-level skills training and support through BTI. The project offers you access to a dedicated training coordinator, who will identify your company’s needs during an initial meeting, and then tailor training and support to suit your business needs. The training aims to give managers the skill and knowledge to develop a strategic travel plan, which will bring real benefits to the company, staff and local environment. Managers will then be given support to put the plan into action, including getting your staff involved in the project.

The Highway Code

The Highway Code online. The Highway Code is essential reading for everyone. Its rules apply to all road users: drivers, motorcyclists, cyclists, pedestrians as well as horse riders.

The Motor Industry Code of Practice for Service and Repair

The Motor Industry Code of Practice for Service and Repair helps motorists to identify responsible garages, offers a structured complaints procedure and promotes good customer service at its subscribing garages. More than 5,500 garages in the UK subscribe to the Code which has completed the first stage of Office of Fair Trading (OFT) code approval and is currently progressing through the further stages of its Consumer Codes Approval Scheme.

TyreSafe - Incorporating the Tyre Industry Council

TyreSafe is the new name for the Tyre Industry Council, a not for profit non commercial organisation set up 16 years ago with the responsibility of raising the awareness of the importance of the dangers of defective and worn tyres. TyreSafe has received positive support from all major tyre companies and leading tyre retailing groups across the UK together with other road safety organisation such as the RAC Foundation, RoadSafe and BRAKE. The organisation and its activities has been credited with reducing the number of defective tyres in the UK over the past 16 years from 20% to 12% today. The new TyreSafe will continue to campaign to underline the dangers of driving with defective or badly worn tyres and will provide information to government about these dangers to help influence any change in the tyre law.

Vehicle and Operator Services Agency (VOSA)

The Vehicle and Operator Services Agency (VOSA) is an executive agency within the Department of Transport, Local Government and the Regions (DTLR), UK Government. The Vehicle and Operator Services Agency (VOSA) provides a range of licensing, testing and enforcement services with the aim of improving the roadworthiness standards of vehicles ensuring the compliance of operators and drivers, and supporting the independent Traffic Commissioners.

Vehicle Certification Agency (VCA)

Vehicle Certification Agency (VCA) is the designated UK Approval Authority and Technical Service for type approval to all automotive European Community (EC) Directives and the equivalent United Nations Economic Community for Europe (ECE) Regulations. Vehicle Type Approval is the confirmation that production samples of a design will meet specified performance standards. Information on type approval on cars, motorcycles, goods vehicles, agricultural and forestry tractors, motor caravans, trailer certification, CEN standards for ambulances, bus and coach certification, system and component approval.

World LP Gas Association

The World LP Gas Association is the authoritative, global voice for LP Gas. It promotes the use of LP Gas worldwide to help foster a cleaner, healthier and more prosperous world. The WLPGA offers a number of services to members of the association. With 175 members spread across 90 countries, the World LP Gas Association is the global voice for the LP Gas industry. It represents the interests of private and public companies from the entire LP Gas value chain under one umbrella. The WLPGA provides a platform for the exchange of best practices and statistics among its members. Its Annual World Forum, with hundreds of visitors, up to 700 delegates and 40 exhibitors is just one example.

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