hi everyone
has anyone heard of the new wifi digital tachographs where vosa can ping you and download your info then pull you is this true and what are the regulations on this thanks 
Ntsa 
No, it is not true 
mikea66:
hi everyonehas anyone heard of the new wifi digital tachographs where vosa can ping you and download your info then pull you is this true and what are the regulations on this thanks
this is perfectly true, they will also fine you £50,000 for every turn of the winding handle on the trailer legs, and they do not now chalk off 2 bays either side of you at the RDC when you run out of hours, they actually close the whole RDC down so that you get a peaceful nights sleep 
And the rdc must fly you by chopper to spearmint rhino and arrange a “meeting” with a lady of horizontal refreshment
redboxer850:
No, it is not true
But it will be one day. 
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Edit. Technlogy is there.Legislation only has to catch up.
08 April 2011 | Product
Digital tacho downloads by wifi
Tachosys demonstrated its new wifi digital tachograph download system, digiDL, at the CV Show. The company says that operators will benefit from unattended remote tachograph downloads initiated on their own wireless network. An appropriate company card can reside at any location that has access to the Internet and can be authenticated from the vehicle initiating the download. The customer sets the schedule for each vehicle together with the data required.
This means that companies who adopt digiDL no longer need to waste huge amounts of time manually downloading vehicle tachographs or collecting driver card data, says Tachosys
Tachosys products are already supported by tachograph manufacturers and an operator’s service provider should be able to support the transfer of data from digiDL immediately. Alternatively customers can opt to install digicentral server software provided by Tachosys.
Permanently wired to the rear of the Tachograph, digiDL uses the tachograph’s CAN-bus interface and is designed to be concealed under the dashboard. The unit can be initially configured by PC and subsequently configured remotely.
07/03/2012
Exentra partner with TachoByte to provide vehicle location and status data with Smartanalysis
Exentra Transport Solutions Limited is pleased to announce a partnership agreement with TachoByte. Under the agreement Exentra have exclusive rights to sell and support the TachoByte product in the UK. TachoByte is a one box solution for capturing digital tachograph data combined with vehicle location and status reporting.
TachoByte is fully integrated with Exentra’s tachograph analysis solution Smartanalysis. It enables digital tachograph data to be uploaded into Smartanalysis automatically to a set schedule with no manual intervention. TachoByte also allows you to see the location and status of your fleet every three minutes.
TachoByte enhances the extensive reporting capabilities of Smartanalysis for drivers’ hours, working time and tachograph compliance with trip reports on the actual locations visited.
“TachoByte will save transport operators time and money in uploading their tachograph data for analysis using Smartanalysis and will enable them to take advantage of vehicle location data and reports in a simple one box package.”
Steve Fisher, Managing Director, Exentra Transport Solutions Limited
“Exentra are leaders in tachograph analysis and we are delighted to be working with them to enhance Smartanalysis with vehicle location capabilities.”
Mark Pot, Managing Director, TachoByte B.V.
Everrything is possible, only money and time are in between this and use by the controling instances
Because it’s time consuming, they could do it on points where you spend more time, e.g petrol stations, ferry or train crossings, truck parks etc.
I have seen the fisrt digital tacho in the early 90’s, so it took 15 years to develop, hopefully this crap will do a similair time to be operational.
It could be easy used to connect to your immobiliser on the truck, they don’t have to stop you, your tacho does it for you.
I think with cost reduction by Governements and executing agencies, they will have less people on the road and get more automatisation.
For people who operate by the book, no problem only advantages, as there is no need to stop you.
In Holland they have in many roads dynamic vehicle weighing, so when you are to heavy they get you every time, but when you are inside the limits, you don’t have to slow down and don’t get stopped at all.
Bad for the bad boys, good for the law abbiding haulers.
1th april is just 10 day away
1th■■?
Are you for real?
dar1976:
1th■■?Are you for real?
No he ain’t. Troll posing as a pole
If Carlsberg made tachographs!
■■■■ off and get some common sence u idiot
Harry Monk:
redboxer850:
No, it is not trueBut it will be one day.
Nothing for us to worry about if they use Orange or Talk Talk for the broadband 
THANK YOU ALL OF SINCERITY AND THOSE A HOLES WHO ONLY TOOK THE P#SS it was a general question ok due to the new machines being wifi enabled that can be downloaded in the yard from the computer i am not posing as anyone just a general trucker with a general question Loading...
mikea66:
THANK YOU ALL OF SINCERITY AND THOSE A HOLES WHO ONLY TOOK THE P#SS it was a general question ok due to the new machines being wifi enabled that can be downloaded in the yard from the computer i am not posing as anyone just a general trucker with a general question Loading...
hope you find all your teddies mate
The D.V.L.A needs to get the current system working first.
mikea66:
THANK YOU ALL OF SINCERITY AND THOSE A HOLES WHO ONLY TOOK THE P#SS it was a general question ok due to the new machines being wifi enabled that can be downloaded in the yard from the computer i am not posing as anyone just a general trucker with a general question Loading...
Ooohhh, get her!
You have a PM