What the app does
- Two units reproduced: the VDO DTCO 4.1 and the Stoneridge SE5000, with their own menus and warnings.
- Insert the card, make a manual entry, enter country codes, print and eject, in exactly the order the real unit demands.
- Shows what a mistake costs: the financial consequences panel works out the fine for your country and says which ERRU category it falls into.
- A timeline that shows your day the way an inspector sees it, including the part you have not accounted for.
- Day planner, exercises, knowledge base and a fine table per country, in twenty languages.
Who it is for
Trainers who teach Code 95, and drivers who want to master the controls before they sit in the cab.
How you use it
- Log in with your codeYour trainer or employer gives you a code, or you buy access in the app.
- Choose your unitVDO or Stoneridge; you can switch while practising.
- Practise a full shiftCard in, manual entry, driving, breaks, and at the end take your card out with the country of arrival.
- See what it costBelow the tachograph you see what went wrong and the amount that goes with it.
Where to get it
Frequently asked questions
- Do I need a truck or a real tachograph?
- No. The simulator runs entirely in your browser or in the app; no hardware is involved.
- Does it work on a phone?
- Yes. There is an app for iPhone and Android, and in the browser it adapts to the screen.
- Which languages is it available in?
- Twenty languages, including the messages on the display and the fine amounts per country.