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is issued by the competent authority to each driver individually.
The competent authority issues it individually to each driver. It is personal and records activities in the digital tachograph; it must not be lent or confused with an inspector’s control card or the company card. Recording data helps monitor driving times but does not itself guarantee compliance: the driver must observe breaks and rest periods and use the device correctly.
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is issued by the company to its drivers.
is the same as the so-called control card.
is issued by the competent authority to each driver individually.
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