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Due to continued shortages we know these are challenging times and we’d like to share some tips to help you manage your fleet and update your drivers.

Following the Spring Statement being announced by Chancellor Rishi Sunak on 23 March, Arval UK Consultant Richard Cox has summarised the five key points for fleets and their drivers to consider.

To help corporate customers to keep their employees mobile and accelerate their electrification journey, Arval has announced “The Journey Goes On #2”.

Millions of products, not just vehicles, are impacted by a global supply shortage of a microchip known as a semiconductor.

The Brexit transition period comes to an end on 31 December 2020, and from 1 January 2021 the UK will no longer have access to the tariff arrangements within the EU’s single market and the customs union.

As the country deals with the latest COVID-19 restrictions, I’d like to reassure you that we’re working hard to keep your drivers safe and mobile. Protecting our workforce and supply partners is also a priority and during these unprecedented times, we continue to be very grateful for your ongoing patience.

Service and maintenance procedures at Arval UK have been adapted in a matter of days to keep essential fleets available 24/7 during the coronavirus crisis. Corrine Barton, Arval UK Head of Networks, said that the company was working to support a number of key businesses, including some of the UK’s largest pharmaceutical and medical supply companies.