Trade plate vehicle movements in Bridlington and the East Yorkshire coast

Getting to Bridlington on the A165 and A614

The A165 coast road links Bridlington with Hull to the south and Filey to the north, while the A614 comes in from Driffield across the Wolds. Our drivers reach the town from Glasgow by the M74 and either the A1 or the M6 and A1(M), then cross Yorkshire to the coast.

The old town, the harbour, Bessingby and the A165 Bessingby bypass each have their own approach, so send the exact postcode. If the car is really in Flamborough or Sewerby, add the village name to the booking.

Flamborough, Filey, Driffield and Hornsea are all close neighbours, with Hull further south. Bringing a car over from Driffield is as straightforward for us as taking one from the seafront to Glasgow.

Auction collections from BCA Leeds, Manheim Leeds and BCA Brighouse

There is no auction site in Bridlington, so most local buyers collect from BCA Leeds or Manheim Leeds, with BCA Brighouse the next option in West Yorkshire. That means a drive across the Wolds after the gate, and we plan the run with that in mind.

We confirm your lot has been released before a driver is sent, so tell us exactly which site you used. You can read the full process under auction collection after release. If a lot cannot legally be driven, it needs a transporter instead.

Photos taken at the auction gate and a signature at your forecourt give you a clear record of condition at both ends, which settles any question about the car's state on arrival.

Dealer moves, retail handovers and fleet vans on the coast

Typical bookings include a coastal independent sending a car to a group site in Hull or Leeds, a part exchange heading to Leeds once it is legal to drive and fleet vans coming off contracts by the harbour.

For a customer in a street near the North Sands or a terrace in the old town, our driver delivers the car to the door and waits for a signature. Our site transfers and retail handovers service covers both kinds of move. Please add a named contact, and remember that seasonal parking and winter yard closures can change the access you used in summer.

Coastal weather, caravans and the Yorkshire Coast Line

Sea fog, winter weather on the A614 and slow caravans on the A165 in season can all affect a Bridlington drive, so choose a date you can keep and we will plan around it. For a harbour collection, give us a contact and a place to meet that is not a coach bay, and make sure there is enough fuel to reach the Wolds.

Bridlington station sits on the Yorkshire Coast Line towards Hull and Scarborough, which is how our driver heads home after a one way delivery.

Booking your Bridlington vehicle movement

The vehicle needs a valid MOT and must be legal to drive. Light vans are welcome, but HGVs and salvage are not. Condition is recorded at collection, the receiver signs on delivery and you get one report by email. For background, see what a driven trade plate movement is and how we cover the UK from Glasgow.

Get an instant quote online with the registration, both postcodes and your dates, or call 0141 459 1302. Our office is at 48 West George Street, Glasgow G2 1BP.