Connecting to a tachograph
You may keep track of how vehicles and their drivers behave while driving in one location by using a tachograph! Control the flow of commercial vehicles while also making sure that stringent rules regarding driving hours, speed, distance travelled, and rest intervals are followed.
Reasons for connecting the fleet to a tachograph
Saving time and resources
Automate time-consuming little chores to make better use of your time and the resources of your staff.
Knowledgeable choices on the allocation of tasks
To learn more about remaining working hours, impending vacations, pay, travel reimbursements, and minor violations, use interfaces with tachograph data analytics tools.
One location for all tachograph data
Keep all of your driver's and vehicle tachograph card files safe so you may access them at any time.
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Why leave the record keeping to us?
✓ No purchasing of extra equipment
✓ No investment in the software required to read and process data
✓ No employment and training of new personnel
✓ Lower administrative expenses
✓ Lowering the likelihood of data processing errors
✓ The monthly fee proportional to how many drivers are hired in a given month
Frequently asked questions and their answers
As of 1st April 2017, carriers must maintain records of the working hours of vehicle crew members in line with the Rules on Recording Working Hours of Vehicle Crew Members (Official Gazette of the Republic of Serbia, No. 13 of 2017).
Who can be a crew member?
- A driver, or a person who operates a vehicle, even for a short period of time, or a person in the vehicle while doing their job and has the option to operate it if needed;
- A co-driver, or a person who frequently engages in the tasks needed by the transport and rides with the driver to help him manoeuvre the vehicle, but who is not the driver as defined by this paragraph's subparagraph (1);
- Conductor, i.e. a person who rides with the vehicle driver for routine passenger transportation and is especially in charge of issuing or verifying tickets or other documentation that allow passengers to be carried by that vehicle;
- An intern or a person who requires training to function independently in the profession.
What are the obligations of the carrier?
Weekly electronic or written records of each crew member's working hours must be maintained, and the carrier shall ensure that the total number of working hours throughout the reference period does not exceed the specified restrictions.
Which data are kept in the records?
The records shall include the required information and the data must be added to them within the timeframes specified. Each member's records should include the following information:
- First name and surname
- Personal identification number
- Vehicle crew member’s date and place of birth
- Week start and end dates
- Workday start time
- End of workday time
- Duration of workday
- Duration of daily working hours
- Duration of night work
- Duration of management time
- Duration of other working hours
- Duration of paid leave
- Availability time duration
- Duration of rest time
- Duration of weekly working hours
What does the timekeeping service include?
- Downloading data from the driver's card
- Driver’s minor violations list
- Letter to the driver
- Driver's working time record
- Weekly reports
- Four-month reports
