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Tachograph Check in a Van up to 3.5 Tonnes - Nearly 17 Hours of Driving without Rest

Summary by 40ton.net
Less than a month after the introduction of the new regulations, the Road Transport Inspectorate (RTI) reported the first story of a tachograph inspection in a vehicle up to 3.5 tons. The matter quickly turned out to be very serious, as the driver of a Romanian Iveco Daily continued to drive as if the tachograph didn't exist. The 3.5-ton Iveco, with single wheels and a roof-mounted sleeper cab, was stopped on the S8 expressway near Piotrków Tryb…
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Less than a month after the introduction of the new regulations, the Road Transport Inspectorate (RTI) reported the first story of a tachograph inspection in a vehicle up to 3.5 tons. The matter quickly turned out to be very serious, as the driver of a Romanian Iveco Daily continued to drive as if the tachograph didn't exist. The 3.5-ton Iveco, with single wheels and a roof-mounted sleeper cab, was stopped on the S8 expressway near Piotrków Tryb…

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40ton.net broke the news on Wednesday, July 29, 2026.
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