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The introduction of dIgItal tachographs created a lot of turbulence
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in the UK road transport industry 12 months ago, but the Tachomaster product suggests the market's fear was misplaced. Clearly there are infrastructural issues with implementing digital tachographs across a major multi-depot fleet, but RoadTech's Tachomaster can alleviate many of those concerns.
While we don't want be too gushing about this bit of kit, you can probably tell we came away from the recent demo of the Tachomaster system highly impressed. It's a very straightforward, simple-to-operate web-based system, which will enable you to keep a very close eye or your drivers' hours and their Working Time Directive obligations, flagging up when infringements have occurred and delivering the tools to dc something about it.
The system has been two years in development and more than 22m has been invested in ensuring the servers are In place to deliver the goods. There are other systems on the market. Out for now this one sets the standard.