Revision question · Drivers' hours and rest periods

When are you allowed to alter a tachograph record with intent to deceive?

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If there are two or more drivers

If your journey is over 50 miles

At no time

When you have no spare charts

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At no timeThis was the right answer

Never falsify a record. An honest recording error must instead be documented promptly, with the correct activity and the reason, so the original evidence remains understandable. That transparent correction is different from deceptive alteration.

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Correct mistakes without concealing the evidenceReviewed guidance summary · A tachograph fault requires manual records; an honest correction is permitted, unlike an alteration made to deceive.

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