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The scheme is for vehicles of all sizes, ages and taxation classes. DVLA allocates a fleet number which is a unique identifier for use with a company’s address. The fleet number is added to all V5Cs of vehicles within that company’s fleet. DVLA maintain the fleet list to make sure name, address and contact details are up to date.
Benefits for fleet operators include:
•receipt of vehicle documents in bulk including V11 & V85/1 tax reminders and V5C registration certificates
•bulk taxation at a Post Office
•access to a dedicated fleet operator support helpdesk
•quicker resolution of queries as DVLA can identify the vehicles assigned to each fleet number
•access to the View Vehicle Record (VVR) enquiry service from spring 2015 on GOV.UK
VVR will offer advantages such as having access to data for vehicles within your fleet, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and being able to see which vehicles are due to be MOT tested and taxed.
You will be able to opt in or out of having a V5C issued which could reduce the administrative burden, the amount of storage space as you won’t need to store the V5Cs and allow you to request a V5C when required.
Source: https://insidedvla.blog.gov.uk/
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Benefits of joining DVLA’s fleet scheme
The scheme is for vehicles of all sizes, ages and taxation classes. DVLA allocates a fleet number which is a unique identifier for use with a company’s address. The fleet number is added to all V5Cs of vehicles within that company’s fleet. DVLA maintain the fleet list to make sure name, address and contact details are up to date.
Benefits for fleet operators include:
•receipt of vehicle documents in bulk including V11 & V85/1 tax reminders and V5C registration certificates
•bulk taxation at a Post Office
•access to a dedicated fleet operator support helpdesk
•quicker resolution of queries as DVLA can identify the vehicles assigned to each fleet number
•access to the View Vehicle Record (VVR) enquiry service from spring 2015 on GOV.UK
VVR will offer advantages such as having access to data for vehicles within your fleet, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and being able to see which vehicles are due to be MOT tested and taxed.
You will be able to opt in or out of having a V5C issued which could reduce the administrative burden, the amount of storage space as you won’t need to store the V5Cs and allow you to request a V5C when required.
Source: https://insidedvla.blog.gov.uk/
More News Articles
Half of MOT fails could be avoided
Should I be failing defective stop lamps?
5 things DVSA customers ask about MOTs
Top 3 MOT fail items
Online survey shows most MOT garages are ready to move to new testing service
Do test stations have the discretion to pass historic American vehicles?
DVLA reminds customers of new refund rules
Why were shock absorbers removed from the MOT test?
Benefits of joining DVLA’s fleet scheme
Dealing with those who phone and drive
Essential facts on fee changes
Load security for XL-rated vehicles
Check type-approval before you buy!
Changes to tachograph rules for local journeys
All on board with Driver CPC
Exhaust and waste systems on buses and coaches
Stopper trial with Highways Agency
Do you think classic vehicles should be exempt from annual test?
No ministry plates; no MOT
Crackdown on defective fuel systems
Test fees at ATFs will fall
Indicator tell-tale lamp not working?
Does removing a passenger seat result in a fail?
Top 3 MOT fail items
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