FleetCheck and VDO to digitise tacho infringement handling at FORS 2026

FleetCheck and VDO will unveil a function that digitally handles tachograph infringements at the FORS 2026 conference on 29 September.

THRIVE Newsdesk · Policy & Tax · Issue 9Published
Digital tacho infringement system set for launch at FORS 2026 - Van Fleet World
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FleetCheck and VDO are launching a function that digitally handles tachograph infringements at the FORS 2026 conference, automating a compliance task that too many operators still handle by spreadsheet and hope. (FleetCheck)

Pricing hasn't been disclosed ahead of the launch, but the direction of travel is clear: another automated check is one less manual process to get wrong - provided it integrates with what you already run rather than sitting alongside it as yet another login. (FleetCheck)

Why this matters: the announcement doesn't say how the function will be priced, beyond an initial UK introduction, so treat the FORS 2026 unveiling as a first look rather than a finished product. Worth pressing FleetCheck and VDO for firm scope and cost before it reaches your shortlist.

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