British Vehicle Rental And Leasing Association (BVRLA)

Established in 1967, the BVRLA is the trade body for companies engaged in the leasing and rental of cars and commercial vehicles. Membership ranges from all the multinational car rental and leasing companies through to local, independent providers. Through them, the BVRLA represents the interests of more than 2 million business car drivers and the 10 million people who use a rental vehicle each year. The association regulates the industry through its mandatory code of conduct. The BVRLA logo displayed in a branch or leaflet or on a website, is your guarantee that you will receive the highest levels of service. City car, executive saloon, 4x4, MPV or van - whatever your transport needs, a BVRLA member can supply the right vehicle for the job. Whether it is for a day trip, a weekend break to the country or your new sales rep, the vehicle rental and leasing industry can provide you with safe, cost-effective and hassle-free motoring by the hour, day, week, month or year.


British Vehicle Rental And Leasing Association (BVRLA) website: www.bvrla.co.uk


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