Guidance: Approved Tachograph Centre (ATC) manual

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The Approved Tachograph Centre (ATC) manual includes guidance on becoming an ATC and sets out the conditions of approval and requirements for their correct operation.

It also explains the requirements and responsibilities of the nominated technicians who install, inspect, calibrate and repair tachograph equipment.

Any ATC or nominated technician found in breach of any of these requirements may be subject to disciplinary action as outlined in the manual.

The approved equipment for the testing of tachographs list provides details of the approved equipment that can be used at ATCs.

Published 1 September 2009
Last updated 21 March 2024 +show all updates

21 March 2024
Updated the list of approved equipment to include 3 approved roller brake tester add-ons by Skillray and 3 items of calibration certificate and plaque print software by Phoenix.
4 March 2022
Added 2 approved roller brake tester tachograph calibration add on kits by Skillray.Updated approved software versions for calibration certificate and plaque print software by Stoneridge (CITO2) and Skillray (Webcal Software).Updated approved model numbers for programmer software variants by Stoneridge Electronics (all versions of Optimo) and Continental Automotive Trading UK Ltd (VDO Workshop tab 1C update).
28 January 2020
Updated the list of approved equipment for the testing of tachographs.
26 June 2019
Updated the list of approved equipment for the testing of tachographs to show compliance with the annex 1C standard.
21 March 2019
Updated the list of approved equipment for the testing of tachographs.
11 July 2018
Updated the approved equipment for the testing tachographs.
19 February 2016
Uploaded 'The approved tachograph centre test equipment list'.
11 November 2015
A new version of the manual has been published.
1 September 2009
First published.

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