What is a driver card and what are its functions?
A driver card is a mandatory chip card for drivers of vehicles equipped with a digital tachograph (over 3.5 t or carrying more tha...
What are fuel cards and how to choose the right one?
A fuel card is a specialized payment tool for transport companies. It enables cashless refueling, purchase of station services, an...
Polish National Labour Inspectorate (PIP) inspection in a transport company - What You need to know?
The Polish National Labour Inspectorate (PIP) may audit a transport company to check employment legality, working time records, sa...
Polish Road Transport Inspection (ITD) controls on the road and in the company - What you should know
The Road Transport Inspection in Poland (Inspekcja Transportu Drogowego - ITD in short) monitors transport companies both on the r...
Tachograph company card: What is it and why it’s necessary?
A company card is a document issued to transport companies by PWPW, used to identify the business in the digital tachograph system...
Good reputation in transport and consequences of losing it
A good reputation of a transport company is both a legal requirement and a foundation of trust in the TSL sector. It means no seri...
Rules for using the OUT option in tachographs
The OUT option in a tachograph is a special function that excludes certain journeys from the scope of Regulation 561/2006 (e.g. se...
Incorrectly set tachograph selector - What it is and how to fix it?
An incorrectly set tachograph mode selector occurs when the device records the wrong driver activity, e.g. rest instead of other w...
How much does a truck driver earn in Austria? Sectoral pay in Austria
In Austria, the 2024 sectoral wage for C+E truck drivers is set by the Kollektivverträge and starts at around €12.78 per hour for ...
How much does a truck driver earn in the Netherlands? Sectoral pay in the Netherlands
In the Netherlands, truck drivers’ sectoral pay is regulated by the CAO collective agreement and depends on age and seniority. Cur...