About Burnley

At Burnley, we offer low cost hire with fully inclusive rates on a selection of vans for hire from Small Vans (Similar to an Escort Van or Astra Van), Medium Vans (Similar to Transit Van) to Larger Sized Vans (Similar to a Luton Van). Not only do we offer the traditional pick up and return to the same depot model of van hire, we can also offer One Way Van Hire – so you could pick up a van in one part of the country (i.e. Burnley) and return it to another (i.e. Southampton). Our One way Van Hire prices are very competitive indeed and we will always try and beat any like for like quote. We can also deliver and collect vehicles to either your business/residential address anywhere in Mainland UK.

'The price we quote is the price you pay' - No hidden extras guaranteed, unlike some of our competitors! When you book your van hire in Burnley through Yellohire, all compulsory charges and taxes are included such as airport fees, road fund charges etc. Your hire includes third party liability insurance, 24hour roadside assistance, CDW & Theft Protection (with an excess / deductible which can be waived). Our customers are guaranteed a fresh, current model van presented in excellent condition because we only deal with leading van rental companies across the UK.

Secure online van rental booking means that the driver no longer needs to be the card holder. Rent a van on your company credit card and name the driver! When the hire van arrives at the designated address in the Burnley area, the driver must produce his/her driving licence, credit card and two other forms of addressed identification. Once they have had their Licence, other ID checked, deposit taken and signed the hire van agreement they will then be free to drive away in the vehicle. Van rental in Burnley has never been easier.

If you would like to book the vehicle over the phone or have any questions concerning your hire please call the Yellohire team: 08447 70 90 70. Alternatively book on-line 24 hour a day.
Burnley is a large market town in the borough of Burnley in Lancashire, England, with a population of around 73,500. It lies 11 miles (18 km) east of Blackburn and 25 miles (40 km) east of Preston, at the confluence of the River Calder and River Brun. It began life in the early medieval period as a small market town, but its main period of expansion came during the Industrial Revolution, when it became one of the world's largest producers of cotton cloth. Today, Burnley has lost much of its industry, and is increasingly a dormitory town for Manchester, Leeds and the M65 corridor. The public sector is now the town's largest employer.