Create the collection
Add the auction location, release instructions, vehicle details, collection timing and dealership destination.
From auction site to dealership
Coordinate the collection and onward delivery of auction vehicles with release information, driver updates, inspection photographs and handover evidence attached to the same run.
Collection starts before arrival
Auction sites may operate collection windows, release procedures and site-specific access rules. Missing buyer information, an incorrect vehicle location or an unavailable release document can turn a planned collection into avoidable waiting.
MotorRelay keeps the operational information with the run. The dealership can add the collection and delivery details before drivers quote, so the selected driver can prepare for the actual movement rather than discovering requirements at the gate.
Auction collection workflow
Add the auction location, release instructions, vehicle details, collection timing and dealership destination.
Select driven or transporter movement according to the vehicle's disclosed condition and requirements.
The selected driver follows the release instructions and completes the required inspection evidence.
Track run progress, communicate in context and confirm final handover at the nominated destination.
Condition at collection
The selected driver records the vehicle condition required by the run before movement begins. If the vehicle does not match the description, is unsafe to drive or cannot be released, the discrepancy can be recorded against the movement.
That evidence gives the dealership a clearer basis for speaking to the auction provider, seller, driver or insurer. It does not replace the auction's own condition report or sale terms, but it preserves what the driver encountered at collection.
Runner or non-runner
A vehicle described as roadworthy may be suitable for an approved driver to move under the required driven-movement arrangements. A non-runner, damaged vehicle or one that cannot lawfully or safely complete the route needs appropriate transport or recovery equipment.
Choosing correctly protects the driver, avoids failed collections and gives applicants enough information to quote for the real job.
The dealership remains responsible for checking the auction's release rules, buyer obligations, collection deadlines and any storage charges that apply.
Auction collection questions
No. MotorRelay is an independent vehicle-movement platform. The dealer must follow the relevant auction provider's release, payment, collection and storage rules.
Add the information the selected driver is authorised to use, including the site, collection window, buyer or release reference, contact and any access instructions. Sensitive details should only be shared through the appropriate secure workflow.
If it was booked as a runner but is not suitable for a driven movement, the driver should record the issue and not attempt an unsafe journey. A suitable transporter or recovery arrangement may be required.
The dealer should state what the auction site is expected to release and ensure the driver is properly authorised. The driver records the applicable handover information within the run workflow.
No. Collection access remains subject to the auction provider's rules, release status and operating conditions. Accurate booking information helps the selected driver plan appropriately.
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