Hours and driving time.
Under Hours you see the hours as they follow from the status moments in the app. Useful for pay and planning, and not a tachograph record: if a driver forgets a tap, that day is wrong. Those days are flagged.
Driving time per week
At the top there is a red line with the name as soon as a driver goes over 56 hours of driving in a week, or over 90 hours across two weeks. It is the one line on that screen you can act on in advance: a driver at 54 hours on Friday morning cannot do the Saturday trip.
The week runs from Monday to Sunday, the way the law counts it, not as the last seven days.
Per day
Per day there are badges: 13 hours or more on duty, driving over 9 or 10 hours, short rest, or check when a status tap was forgotten. Read it as "look at this day", never as "here is an infringement". Before speaking to anyone about it, check the tachograph.
Kilometres come from the start and end readings the driver enters for the shift. Shifts without readings are counted separately and listed under the table.
Plan ahead with the hours in view.
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