Which data can the police access on the control card?

The image depicts a digital tachograph, which is a device used to record the speed and driving time of vehicles, especially in commercial transport. It helps monitor compliance with driving regulations, including rest periods and maximum driving hours, essential for safety and legal adherence.

In Germany, as part of the traffic regulations, the data collected must be accessible to authorities, such as the police. They can access comprehensive records stored in the tachograph, which includes:

1. All data recorded: This covers both driving and rest times, speed, and vehicle movements.
2. All data about the load: Information relevant to the cargo carried can be recorded for compliance with regulations.
3. All data recorded about the driver at the Federal Motor Vehicle Office: This includes driver identifications and licensing details.

Understanding all aspects of data access and accurate usage of the tachograph is crucial for complying with transportation laws. It ensures accountability and safety in commercial operations.