Search and filters
Narrow the list by driver, date, finding type, severity or rule instead of working through one undifferentiated export.
Three areas of compliance, one review workspace.
TachoAssist separates Drivers’ Hours, road transport working time and tachograph-rule findings without separating them from the driver activity that produced the result. That context matters when a manager needs to understand the record and discuss it with the driver.
The legal scope is EU and UK Drivers’ Hours, road transport working time and tachograph rules. It is not described as UK-only.
Find the records that need attention.
Measured values and rules
See what was measured, which category applies and the available explanation or legal reference supporting the automated finding.
Driver comparison
Fleet breakdowns help reveal repeated finding types and drivers who may benefit from a focused review or training discussion.
Turn a finding into a useful conversation.
A label alone rarely prevents a repeat mistake. Dates, activity records, measured values and explanations help a manager show the driver what happened and focus training on the relevant behaviour. Acting earlier can help reduce repeat findings, administration and exposure to avoidable penalties.
No guarantee is implied: TachoAssist supports compliance work. Automated findings must be reviewed and are not legal advice or a definitive statement of compliance.
From individual detail to fleet compliance overview.
Open one driver to inspect the underlying day, then return to fleet filters and rule breakdowns to see whether the same issue appears elsewhere.
Questions
Tachograph finding FAQ
Which tachograph rules does TachoAssist help review?
TachoAssist organises automated findings for EU and UK Drivers’ Hours, road transport working time and tachograph rules.
How can a fleet compare infringements across drivers?
Business users can search and filter fleet findings by driver, date, severity, rule and category, then use breakdowns to identify recurring patterns across drivers.
Are automated tachograph findings legal advice?
No. Automated findings support compliance work but require review against the source records and relevant circumstances. They are not legal advice or a definitive statement of compliance.