obviously the first bit of the info on a tacho print out is my name and details but what is the rest?
B is make and serial number of the tacho unit
After googling it appears C is the company and location of the ones who fit it.
What looks like an A is actually supposed to look like a truck, so it’s the details of the truck, you’ll obviously recognise the reg plate, not sure about the longer code, Is that the VIN?
I guess 6/7/22 is the date of calibration so you have 2 years from that date.
Here is quite a good (IMHO) explanation of printouts.
The tacho calibration will have a certificate issued, and also a sticker (always?) on the driver door B post.
thanks all… it is as i suspected that i was in that vehicle at the given times or at least my card was and any bs from the company can easily be proved false
Was he wrong @ 3:44 saying that rest, less than the legal minimum, would be added to the driver’s work time?
Seems wrong to me. ( and wrong according to the tacho summary in the example)
I see what you mean.
And I make you right. But I am open to correction.
The 02min00 rest does not count towards statutory rest, because it is not the 15min minimum required, does it? But rest is still rest and not work, and as you point out is shown on the totals on the printout.
Not a perfect video then. But still fairly good(?) as an explanation of how to read a printout.
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