Trade plate vehicle movements in Bicester, north Oxfordshire

Reaching Bicester from junction 9 of the M40 and the A41

Most long runs leave the M40 at junction 9 and take the A41 into town, while the A4421 brings traffic in from Buckingham. The A41 runs to Aylesbury in one direction and Banbury in the other. Queues at junction 9 or a market day around the Square can slow the last stretch, so we agree timings with you rather than promise a same day slot.

Ambrosden, Launton, Kidlington, Banbury, Buckingham and Oxford are all close by, and a car in Ambrosden or Launton needs its own postcode on the booking. Collecting on Launton Road and delivering in Kingsmere is one job, and so is collecting in Bicester and delivering to Glasgow.

After a one way delivery our driver usually heads home from Bicester North on the Chiltern line. Bicester Village station serves the outlet park, so we only use it when it suits the drop.

Auction collections from BCA Measham, BCA Bedford and Bruntingthorpe

There is no auction compound in or around Bicester, so local buyers usually collect from BCA Measham or BCA Bedford, with Manheim Bruntingthorpe an option if your stock is there. Bicester Village is a shopping outlet rather than a vehicle compound, so please make sure the release note points to the auction site itself.

We confirm the release with Measham, Bedford, Bruntingthorpe or whichever site you name before a driver sets off. Take a look at how auction collection works. Salvage stock is not eligible for a driven movement.

Dealer moves and fleet vans from Launton Road and Ambrosden

A typical Bicester booking is an independent sending a car to a group site in Banbury or Oxford, or a part exchange heading to BCA Bedford once it is legal to drive. Fleet vans come off Launton Road, the OX26 units and the industrial land towards Ambrosden, and each one needs a valid MOT.

If you have promised a customer off Buckingham Road a delivery to their door, our driver arrives in the car itself, with no trailer outside on Sheep Street. Our dealer delivery service covers both site transfers and customer handovers. We move one vehicle at a time, so your car never waits for a transporter to fill its deck on the M40.

Sheep Street, the Market Square and the newer estates

Sheep Street, the Market Square and the streets of the old town are tight and often parked out, so a collection there needs a place where our driver can stop legally. Homes in Kingsmere or Bure Park are usually easier. Yards on Launton Road tend to have a barrier and a site manager.

Please add the estate name, any gate code and a named contact to the booking. On a short hop from Ambrosden to Bure Park or a long run north, we record condition, panels and photos at collection, the receiver signs on delivery and you get one report by email.

Booking an OX postcode movement with OVM

If the vehicle is not legal for the road, it cannot travel on plates. It must be roadworthy with a valid MOT where one is required, and our motor trade road risk insurance covers it from collection until it is signed for. Take a look at how a driven trade plate movement works and how far we cover from Glasgow.

Enter the registration, both postcodes and your dates and the instant quote shows the price on screen, with no account needed. Prefer to talk it through? Our Glasgow office is on 0141 459 1302.