Trade plate vehicle movements in Clevedon and North Somerset

Junction 20, Walton St Mary and the levels

Our drivers come off the M5 at junction 20 and take the B3133 into town. The climb between Walton St Mary and the seafront is the stretch people tend to forget about, while Yatton, Kenn and Kingston Seymour sit out on the levels where the lanes can flood. A clear postcode and a note about access help the driver arrive at the right door.

The pier makes a fine landmark but it is not a collection point, so tell us the street or estate, whether the car is up towards Walton Park or down on a Kenn lane. If the address is really in Nailsea or Portishead, put that on the booking.

Nailsea, Yatton, Portishead, Weston-super-Mare and Bristol are all close neighbours. Collecting in Nailsea and delivering in Clevedon is one job, and so is collecting in Clevedon and delivering in Glasgow. Clevedon has no railway station of its own, so after a one way delivery our driver heads home from Yatton on the Bristol to Exeter line.

Auction collections from BCA Bristol, BCA Bridgwater and Manheim Dursley

There is no auction site in Clevedon, so BCA Bristol is the closest BCA, a short run along the M5 once your lot is released. BCA Bridgwater lies further south on the same motorway, and Manheim Dursley is over in Gloucestershire if that is where you bought.

We confirm release with the site before a driver sets off, so nobody waits at the gate while storage builds. Find out how our auction collection after release works. Salvage vehicles cannot travel on trade plates.

Dealer moves, part exchanges and handovers in BS21

A typical Clevedon booking is an independent sending a car to a Bristol group site, a part exchange heading to BCA Bristol once it is legal to drive, a lease return from a BS21 address or a customer on one of the hill streets who has been promised a delivery to the door.

Each of those has its own last stretch, from a level lane to a house by the pier, so please give us a named contact at both ends. Our page on site transfers and retail handovers explains how we handle each kind of job.

If you have several legal cars heading the same way on a flexible date, a transporter might suit you, and we are happy to say so. For the one car that needs to leave now, a driver avoids extra storage at BCA Bristol and gets your customer their handover.

Planning around the M5, the estuary and the hills

Slow traffic at junction 20, a flooded lane near Kenn or a steep street with nowhere to stop can all hold up a collection. Telling us the hill, the gate code and the contact name on the quote means the driver goes to the right place first, rather than to the seafront when the car is at BCA Bristol.

Choose a date you can keep and we will plan around it. Even a short hop from Nailsea gets the full treatment: photos and mileage at collection, a signature on delivery and one report by email.

Booking a Clevedon movement

The vehicle must be roadworthy and legal to drive, with a valid MOT where one is required. We move cars and light vans but not HGVs or non runners, and our motor trade road risk insurance covers the vehicle from collection until it is signed for. Learn more about driven trade plate vehicle movements and how OVM covers the UK from Glasgow.

Enter the registration, both postcodes and your dates for an instant quote, naming the compound if the car is at auction. You do not need an account, or you can call 0141 459 1302.