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Unrecorded periods of other work, availability, breaks and rest.
The corresponding periods of other work, availability, breaks and rest, using the manual-entry function, under Article 34.3 of Regulation (EU) 165/2014. Not everything is automatically recorded, and a name or odometer reading alone is insufficient. Other entries may also be required depending on the equipment and rules; smart-tachograph automation does not remove the duty to complete unrecorded activity.
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None: a digital tachograph automatically records all activity away from the vehicle.
Unrecorded periods of other work, availability, breaks and rest.
Only mileage, even if activities remain unrecorded.
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