Low Cost Vans

Our aim The current Coronavirus pandemic is a challenging time for us all and everyone is having to adapt and find new ways of completing the simplest of tasks. Here at Low Cost Vans, the safety of our customers, employees and partners is our number one priority. We want to reassure you that we are able to deliver your new vehicle in a safe and Covid Secure way.  Preparation process Your vehicle will be thoroughly cleaned and inspected prior to delivery, ensuring it is fully safe to be onward delivered to you. All our partners have verified safe working procedures in place to allow them to do this.  Your vehicle will have undergone a Pre Delivery Inspection (PDI) prior to being delivered, this is being carried out at centres who are following safe working procedures. Your vehicle will have limited contact at the PDI centre.  Your vehicle is fully valeted at PDI stage, with the operator wearing gloves and masks at all times.  Drivers are issued with a sanatising pack t

We are pleased to announce that Low Cost Vans is now fully operational to work remotely, which means our staff can find you the best deal on a vehicle from the safety of their own homes. To protect the wellbeing of our customers we have temporarily closed our offices and arranged for our van experts to continue providing you with the award-winning service that you’ve come to expect, while balancing their time with other important matters such as caring for their families.   Our phone lines and website remain open as usual, and we have a wide range of vehicles in stock available for delivery. These might be uncertain times, but we will always be here when you need us, and remain dedicated to keeping you on the road. We are here to help you and your business, and if you have any concerns please call us on 01792 818538 or email  info@lowcostvans.co.uk . For the best price and the best service: Our full range can be viewed all day every day on our website  lowcostvan

The Leaders Council of Great Britain and Northern Ireland is currently in the process of talking to leadership figures from across the nation in an attempt to understand this universal trait and what it means in Britain and Northern Ireland today. Rod Lloyd from Low Cost Vans was invited onto an episode of the podcast, which also included an interview with Lord Blunkett. Host Scott Challinor asked both guests a series of questions about leadership and the role it has played in their careers to date. Rod Lloyd said: “It was a privilege to be asked to feature in such a highly regarded podcast alongside such prestigious guests. The past few months have been among the difficult of my career bringing unprecedented challenges that we have had to work hard to overcome. “Forums such as this that allow leaders to share their experiences, ideas and solutions represent an invaluable space where we can share our knowledge and help our respective businesses emerge in good shape from the crisis read

Goats on the Great Orme by Eric Jones (CC BY-SA 2.0) To (mis)quote The Specials, a Welsh town really is "coming like a goat town" this week. With Llandudno in lockdown during the coronavirus pandemic, the local goats, who usually confine themselves to the nearby Great Orme headland, have seized on the opportunity to descend on the deserted streets and sample the grass, hedges and flowers while the humans are away. They were spotted late on March 27 by video editor Andrew Stuart, who has been documenting the four-legged action on his now-viral Twitter feed (see below). And even after the police sent them back on their way, they have been quick to return again and again... I think I just got a group of goats in Llandudno arrested. Let me explain... first, I saw this from inside a dark pub (the one I live in currently). I thought I was seeing things. So I took some video: pic.twitter.com/RtxYG6htLC — Andrew Stuart (@AndrewStuart) March 27, 2020 Can’t believe

Motorists will have one less thing to worry about from Monday. Because of Covid-19, the UK Government will introduce a six-month exception to MOTs for drivers of vans, cars and motorcycles from March 30. Your vehicle must still be kept in a roadworthy condition, however, and you could be prosecuted if it's deemed unsafe. Garages will remain open throughout so repair work can be done. MOTs which are due before that date should still be tested, although the Department for Transport are working to ensure that anyone who is self isolating won't be penalised. It's also worth remembering that, even with a fully working vehicle, only essential journeys should be made. What else is going on? MOT tests have also been suspended for lorries, buses and trailers, for up to three rather than six months. Driving tests have been put on hold for three months for most people on the mainland in the UK, with full details on the gov.uk website . What the Government said: Tran

Commercial vehicle specialist Low Cost Vans has been helping these customers get extra vehicles on the road Amid the economic disruption and business closures caused by the Coronavirus (COVID-19), some sectors of the economy are seeing a surge in demand. Many cleaning companies, delivery business and pharmacies have been inundated with new inquiries and additional work as the crisis has worsened, something that has also meant a brighter spot for companies that supply these sectors. Low Cost Vans , one of the UK ’ s leading providers of commercial vehicles to every sector of the UK economy, says it has seen a sharp spike in demand from these sectors, as companies struggle to meet the needs of customers. Rod Lloyd, Managing Director of Low Cost Vans, said: “These are unprecedented times for the UK economy but the fact is that many businesses have to keep moving. From certain sectors, the number of inquiries we are getting has doubled or even tripled. Cleaning companies,

We've all heard that electric vehicles are the way of the future, and many of us are thinking about making the switch sooner rather than later. But with so many questions to ask about charging, benefits, cost and range, where do you start? A new app aims to make the process as easy as possible by allowing your Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant to answer more than 50 of the most commonly aske questions. Voiced by TV presenter Ben Fogle, the Electric Vehicles Voice App is the work of Go Ultra Low, the Government’s campaign to encourage more motorists to go electric, and will equip your voice-activated assistant with the ability to respond to most queries. Ben Fogle recording the app. (Photo: gov.uk) How do I use the Electric Vehicles Voice App? It's easy - just ask! Amazon Alexa users can say: “Alexa, open electric vehicles.” Google Assistant users can say: “Okay Google, talk to electric vehicles guide.” #AD | Like most people, I had many question