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Does anyone have it written down when you can use OUT on a tacho?

I am trying to find a definitive definition and can only find odd bits scattered around

Thanks in anticipation :slight_smile:

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trans.info/en/out-mode-in-the-t … ime-125487

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good_friend:
Does anyone have it written down when you can use OUT on a tacho?

I am trying to find a definitive definition and can only find odd bits scattered around

Thanks in anticipation :slight_smile:

Where EU drivers hours regulations don’t apply and the journey is done under GB domestic regs or off the public highway.

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Read the overview section and the exemption and derogation section

gov.uk/guidance/drivers-hou … vers-hours

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Thanks

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stevieboy308:
Read the overview section and the exemption and derogation section

gov.uk/guidance/drivers-hou … vers-hours

I wonder if those Ukraine aid convoys took advantage of not being subject to the tacho rules?

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stu675:

stevieboy308:
Read the overview section and the exemption and derogation section

gov.uk/guidance/drivers-hou … vers-hours

I wonder if those Ukraine aid convoys took advantage of not being subject to the tacho rules?

Well lets just ask Dave ( Cameron ) !!

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Can someone explain when I can use ? On tachograph

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TruckDriverBen:
Can someone explain when I can use ? On tachograph

You use ? (when making a manual entry at the start of a shift) to show time/activity that is recorded elsewhere. Typically this will be when you have driven a vehicle with an analogue tacho or have been using some form of paper records since you ejected your card.