Filling out a manual tachograph

An approved tachograph must be used when driving under EU or AETR drivers’ hours rules. The only exception is driving a vehicle collecting sea coal. Such drivers still have to follow the EU. The Tachomaster Drivers' Guide to the Digital Tachograph. This guide covers the general principles of use for Digital Tachograph equipment. Much like video, DVD and even mobile phones, each type of Vehicle Unit does basically the same thing, but in a different way. More detailed help for using each type of Vehicle Unit is therefore included. analogue tachographs - including proper record keeping and filling in ‘centrefield’ entries digital tachographs - including using drivers’ cards, lost, stolen or faulty cards, setting the. On the manual entries menu select ‘yes’ using the ‘OK’ button. N.B.

If for some reason the tachograph does not work, you will need to make a "manual tacho" i.e. produce a manual record of your driving activities. This is how. The Tachomaster Drivers' Guide to the Digital Tachograph. This guide covers the general principles of use for Digital Tachograph equipment. Much like video, DVD and even mobile phones, each type of Vehicle Unit does basically the same thing, but in a different way. More detailed help for using each type of Vehicle Unit is therefore included. Manual record to be kept on analogue record sheet, on printout paper or by manual input on a digital or smart tachograph where possible. The tachograph or card malfunctions.

Company card. Like the analogue tachograph, the digital unit records driver activity times - driving, other work, rest and breaks. However unlike the analogue. If for some reason the tachograph does not work, you will need to make a "manual tacho" i.e. produce a manual record of your driving. Do not leave the same paper charts in the tachograph for extended periods of time. FILLING IN TACHOGRAPH CHARTS. Manual Trace Indication.