• UKcheckpoints
  • Driver Training Directory
Menu
  • UKcheckpoints
  • Driver Training Directory
Facebook Whatsapp

DVSA Announcement: Stoneridge SE5000 Tachograph Error

Keep On Trucking by Keep On Trucking
10 February 2024
in Compliance, Tech
0 0
1
DVSA Announcement: Stoneridge SE5000 Tachograph Error
0
SHARES
1.8k
VIEWS
Share on FacebookShare on Twitter

**Update from DVSA: Stoneridge SE5000 Tachograph Error**

Some Stoneridge SE5000 transitional smart 2 tachograph devices are experiencing an error where the message ‘Hardware sabotage’ is displayed on the screen and recorded in the tachograph.

Impact on Tachograph Devices:
Stoneridge has assured us that this error does not affect the functionality of the tachograph. It will continue to operate correctly despite displaying the message. Vehicle operators can still use vehicles equipped with these tachographs, and DVSA examiners can verify their proper functioning. No action is required when this issue is identified in isolation.

Stoneridge will release details of any corrective measures once available.

If a driver encounters this error message, we advise them to take a manual printout to present at a roadside stop if necessary.

Traveling Internationally:
We are unable to provide guidance on how other enforcement agencies will address this issue at this time.

Tags: dvsafaultkeep on truckingprint outSE5000StoneridgeTachotachograph
Previous Post

Trucker Facing Prosecution For “Driving 17 Hours Straight”

Next Post

Truck & Tram Crash Causing Delays In Birmingham

Next Post
Truck & Tram Crash Causing Delays In Birmingham

Truck & Tram Crash Causing Delays In Birmingham

Comments 1

  1. Julian Defries says:
    2 years ago

    This Hardware sabotage will count as an infringement and stay on a drivers record for one year. This could affect the driver’s employment prospects and prospective future employment could be refused with no explanation offered nor any chance of mitigation on behalf of the driver. This side of the issue is not being discussed as it’s seen as not important. “Stonebridge says that the tacho will still work” So basically, business as usual and screw those who will feel the most negative impact of this fault!

    Reply

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

© 2023 Keep On Trucking | KeepOnTrucking.uk 

Keep On Trucking – UKcheckpoints – Driver Training Directory

No Result
View All Result
  • About Us
  • Contact
  • Driver Training Directory
  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms & Conditions
  • Trucking News & Views
  • UKcheckpoints
  • UKcheckpoints.info

© 2021 Keep On Trucking