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When must an analogue tachograph be recalibrated?

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Every two years

Every four years

Every six years

Every eight years

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When an analogue tachograph is installed and calibrated, an installation plaque is fixed near the tachograph. This shows the date of the most recent tachograph calibration. Under EU rules, this must take place every six years.

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Check calibration and report faults promptlyReviewed guidance summary · These distinguish the plaque date, six-year analogue recalibration, two-year inspection and conditional one-week return-to-base rule; repair remains due as soon as possible.

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