Remove My Car announces 95% target service for its’ members

In a recent press release Remove My Car, the scrap car disposal network, has announced that it is offering its members a ‘Free of charge’ service to reach the 2015 95% recycling target.  Furthermore, RMC says that it has integrated its system with DVLA to allow members to issue Certificates of Destruction in a much more efficient manner than is possible using the DVLA system. At this stage details of the RMC scheme are unknown.

There seems to be an increasing number of organisations able to offer 95% target achievement. We are aware that EMR is making huge investment in their post-shredder technology, which is rumoured to be able to exceed these targets, but to our knowledge this is not yet fully operational or indeed proven.

Our understanding is that only CarTakeBack is currently able to guarantee its members achievement of the 95% target for 2014 & beyond.

It is not possible for ATFs to attain the 95% target without post-shredder evidence, & it is recommended that all members make clear their requirement for ‘evidence’ when selling their vehicle shells.

However, members are reminded that the 95% target applies to vehicles processed from 1^st January 2015.  But the next BIS reporting requirement, due 30^th June 2015, is for vehicles processed during 2014 and will still be at the 85% level.

Any member that is concerned about target achievement or needs assistance is invited to contact the MVDA office.

Motor Vehicle Dismantlers Association of Great Britain Office 5, Top Floor,
Charrington House, 17A Market St, Lichfield, Staffordshire, WS13 6JX, UK.

Email: info@mvda.org.uk
Tel: (01543) 254 254
Fax: (01543) 254 274