A tachograph is used primarily in commercial vehicles to record driving time, speed, and distance traveled. It is essential for ensuring compliance with regulations governing drivers' working hours, promoting road safety, and preventing driver fatigue. Tachographs are mandatory for drivers of certain vehicles, such as trucks and buses, operating within the European Union and other regions with similar regulations. They help monitor and manage driver behavior and vehicle performance effectively.
No! You don't have to use a tachograph for private use - at least in EU member countries. You don't have to use them for commercial purposes if a cargo vehicle does not exceed 3,5 tonnes of total weight or a passenger vehicle (a bus or a coach) has less than 9 seats.
It depends on local legislation.
The actual outer tachograph fields are not necessary, but YOU MUST by law fill in the inside area with your name, date, start and finish journey points; also the start and end mileages
Type your answer here... rest/break avalabilty other work driving
You don't, that would be illegal. Your tacho in your vehicle prints onto a card, you put in clean cards before travelling and keep the old cards.
push down on spanner diagram, down to vehicle data, filter fault codes and hit yes... job done but they can still be traced if vosa plug in diagnostics.. where are you i can clear them from memory for you :)
Iveco Stralis is a type of equipment. Specifically, Iveco Stralis is a professional digital tachograph. Iveco Stralis is a type of equipment used in trucks.
as far as i can remember both these items run off the same fuse, check the fuses to see if any have blown , robb
In most vehicles it is a speedometer; in commercial vehicles a tachograph is used. The tachograph not only measures and displays the speed but also records the distance and speed driven over time; it is also more accurate than those in cars with an error of about 1-2% whereas those in cars are only accurate to about 10% and generally over estimate speed. They are checked every 2 years for calibration and recalibrated every 6 years unlike those in cars.
you must record your name on within the centre field, surname first followed by first name. if your name is abbreviated you have to record the full version on the rear of the chart
To read a tachograph, you need to analyze the charts or digital data to understand the driver's activities, driving time, breaks, and rest periods according to regulations. This information helps monitor compliance with driving and rest time rules to ensure road safety and prevent fatigue-related accidents.
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