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Tachomaster by Road Tech has added an Earned Recognition module for operators

routeone Team
Published: 12 February 2020
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Road Tech constantly develops Tachomaster, its innovative, market-leading tachograph analysis system and have added an Earned Recognition (ER) module.

The ER module offers a 12-week free trial, which can be used without sending data to DVSA. So, you can use the ER module without joining the ER scheme straight away but can simply switch it on when you are ready to do so.

DVSA had never released a standard before, but now it has, and Road Tech has written the new module to comply with that standard. The ER module allows Tachomaster to query data against this benchmark, so that you can assess your compliance by overall operating company, by sites and by drivers’ performance.

You can use the Tachomaster ER module to highlight where you could potentially have issues, but without actually sending the data to DVSA until your KPI results have improved, if and where necessary.

FIND OUT MORE: www.roadtech.co.uk

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