Revision question · Drivers' hours and rest periods

During your working day, you change to another vehicle with the same type of tachograph. How should you keep your tachograph record up-to-date?

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Use the chart that's already in the other vehicle

Take the chart with you and use it in the other vehicle

Record your driving hours in a record book

Install a new chart in the other vehicle

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Take the chart with you and use it in the other vehicleThis was the right answer

If you change vehicles during the working day, you should take your chart with you and use it in the next vehicle. This isn't always possible, however, as charts produced by different manufacturers may not be interchangeable. In this case, you should use another chart, making sure that all the information for the day is recorded.

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Keep a complete personal analogue recordReviewed guidance summary · These test the 24-hour chart limit, approved spare charts, damaged-chart retention, start location and personal records on compatible vehicle changes; the inspected circular paper graphic is an analogue chart.

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