What are infringements?
A driver infringement is a violation of driving, rest, or working time rules.
It happens when a driver's recorded activity does not meet the legal requirements, such as not taking enough rest or working too many hours in a day.
Infringements are detected automatically from the driver's tachograph data.
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Some examples of infringements are:
Insufficient daily rest
Insufficient split daily rest period
Daily working time exceeds ten hours, while night work performed
Weekly rest inside vehicle
Shift start/end countries
Severity levels
The severity level is based on how far the driver's activity deviates from the legal requirement. Severity levels help you quickly understand how significant an infringement is and decide which ones need attention first.
Each infringement is assigned one of these severity levels:
Minor: a small deviation from the legal requirement
Serious: a moderate deviation from the legal requirement
Very serious: a large deviation from the legal requirement
Most serious: the most significant deviation from the legal requirement