Question 1100 · Truck theory test
What records must be produced by a driver to an enforcement officer at a roadside inspection?
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Correct answer
Any manual records used by the driver for the 28 calendar days immediately preceding that day.
Official explanation
Driving hours, rest periods and breaks are recorded by a tachograph, either digitally on the driver card or graphically on a tachograph chart. Drivers are legally required to carry records of activity for the preceding 28 days and to produce these records for inspection when requested by enforcement officers.
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- Legal matters / rules of the road · Driver Records Driver Card
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