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Digital Defect Reporting: Best Practice for DVSA Compliance
Digital Defect Reporting: Best Practice for DVSA Compliance The DVSA expects operators to have a solid process for logging and fixing defects. Switching to digital defect reporting makes this practice faster, easier, and a lot less stressful when it comes to DVSA defect compliance. Why Use a Digital Defect Reporting System? Paper forms worked for years, but let’s be honest, they’re easy to lose, hard to store, and slow to share. With a digital system like SmartCheck, you can:
3 days ago


DVSA Earned Recognition: Vehicle Check Evidence & Compliance Guide
DVSA Earned Recognition: What Evidence You Need for Vehicle Checks  If you're aiming for DVSA Earned Recognition or already part of the...
Aug 22


Operator Licence Compliance: Common Mistakes (and How to Avoid Them)
Running a fleet is busy enough without the added stress of DVSA inspections but when it comes to operator licence compliance, small...
Aug 18


How SmartCheck Helps You Prevent Audit Failure
Audit Failure Prevention with SmartCheck DVSA and even internal fleet audits can be incredibly stressful, especially when small mistakes...
Aug 11


Reportable HGV Defects: What to look for & How to log them
What counts as a reportable defect on a HGV? If you’re a driver or operator of a Heavy Goods Vehicle (HGV), you’ll already know that...
Aug 6
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