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FACT FILE • ..ra.h loo s similar to a modular
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analogue on • It comes in two parts a vehicle unit (VU) and a speedometer • The VU can store data on driving and duties for 12 months • The VU also records attempts to tamper with the system and when data is accessed by VOSA staff or police • Data from the sensor (situated in the gearbox) sent to the VU will be encrypted so that any attempt to interfere with it will be recorded • The VU will be set to Universal Time Co-ordinated, or UTC, another name for Greenwich Mean Time, Although a driver may start work at 6am, the internal record will show 5am during British Summer Time • During winter hours, there will be no difference between the internal record and actual times