Yes, you can recycle a car. In fact, cars are among the most recyclable consumer products, with many parts and materials recovered, reused or recycled when the vehicle is processed correctly.

If your car has reached the end of its life, recycling it through an authorised treatment facility (ATF) is one of the safest and most responsible ways to dispose of it. An ATF is a licensed site that is approved to depollute, dismantle and recycle end-of-life vehicles in line with environmental regulations.

At A&L Vehicle Recycling, we help drivers to recycle their cars legally, safely and efficiently. Whether your vehicle is damaged, uneconomical to repair, an MOT failure or simply no longer needed, recycling your car allows valuable materials to be recovered while helping to prevent pollution.

So, how are cars recycled? Which parts can be reused? And how much of a car can actually be recycled? Let's take a closer look.

Got an unwanted van on your hands? Whether your van is an MOT failure, has been written off in an accident, or simply isn’t worth the costs to repair and maintain, you can get some quick cash for your scrap van with A&L Vehicle Recycling.

Scrapping a car can feel like a pretty big decision to make. Making the call that your vehicle is at the end of its lifespan and is no longer worth running is not a choice that is usually made lightly.

If you’re considering scrapping your car but are still on the fence about whether or not it’s the right action for you, we’ve put together this blog to help you make your decision.