Next-gen Digifob offers extra functionality

Commercial Motor

August 11, 2008

The Digifob portable device for reading digital tachograph driver cards has entered its second generation. The device will now advise you of the next rest period due, as well as of four additional infringements, daily driving, daily driving extensions, and weekly and fortnightly driving.

The cost of the Digifob has increased to £35. It is currently available from the Digifob website (www.digifob.com) and the Freight Transport Association from 1 October, Stoneridge will also be selling it throughout its European network.

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