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FORS cuts fees for fleet operators

FORS is reducing its annual subscription fee for new and existing members from 1 March, providing further support for fleet operators during the pandemic.

The FORS Standard sets out the requirements operators must meet if they wish to become FORS accredited and is updated every two years
FORS has already helped members throughout the coronavirus outbreak, including providing free training courses, switching to remote auditing, and launching two new courses

The revised fees will apply to all existing members renewing their membership, and to anyone registering with FORS, from 1 March 2021, and are calculated according to fleet size.

No. vehicles                Current Fee                            Fee from 1 March ‘21
1 £65.00 £60.00
2-5 £80.00 per vehicle £75.00 per vehicle
6-10 £420.00 £400.00
11-25 £630.00 £600.00
26-50 £900.00 £850.00
51-100 £1,700.00 £1,650.00
>100 £2,250.00 £2,150.00

The voluntary accreditation scheme for fleet operators has already helped members throughout the coronavirus outbreak, including providing free training courses for drivers and fleet managers, switching to remote auditing, and launching two new courses: Time Smart and Managing Abnormal Indivisible Loads.

FORS has also frozen annual fees for operators for the last five years running.

“We have worked hard to maintain our service levels during the health crisis,” said FORS director John Hix, “and we have strived to deliver some financial respite that’s fair to all members based on their fleet size and regardless of whether they are new to the scheme or existing members.”

He added: “Our members already know that FORS best practice can deliver real operational savings, and I urge all operators to maintain their focus on safety and efficiency.”

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Written by Natalie Middleton

Natalie has worked as a fleet journalist for over 20 years, previously as assistant editor on the former Company Car magazine before joining Fleet World in 2006. Prior to this, she worked on a range of B2B titles, including Insurance Age and Insurance Day.

Natalie edits all the Fleet World websites and newsletters, and loves to hear about any latest industry news.

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