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Understanding the Smart Tachy 2 reform in 2026

In 2026, a number of rules stemming from the Mobility Package will make the use of a new-generation intelligent tachograph compulsory for a growing proportion...

What is eco-driving?

In a sector as competitive as road transport, cost control is a constant challenge. Faced with rising fuel prices and new societal expectations, adopting a...

The contribution of on-board computing to truck geolocation

"Where are you at?" This is often the first question a transport operator or manager asks. And with good reason: truck geolocation has become an industry...

Drivers: eCMR and in-vehicle for greater simplicity

The eCMR is becoming the new standard to replace the traditional paper consignment note. Fully digital, it includes the same information as the paper document...

Automate the monitoring of legal periods in a TMS

Planning and controlling your drivers' driving times and rest periods is an absolute must in the road transport sector, as European regulations define strict...

Obligations and pitfalls to avoid with digital tachographs

Digital tachograph: a complex word for an electronic device that has become an indispensable part of hauliers' daily lives. For several years now, it has been...

On-board telematics: the guide to fleet management

In France, as in Europe, transport companies have to deal with an increasingly complex equation: steadily rising fuel and wage costs, inflation in maintenance...

What European social regulations say about driving and rest times

Regulatory changes have reaffirmed the importance of integrating respect for time into everyday tools. These new regulations, stemming from the European Social...

Mistakes to avoid when renewing your driver card

In road transport, the driver card is the key to success: it's compulsory as soon as a vehicle is fitted with an electronic tachograph, it's personal and valid...

How does the driver card work and what is it used for?

In the road transport sector, the driver card is a key tool for tracking hours, ensuring regulatory compliance and the reliability of data transmitted to...