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What Should A Typical DVIR (driver vehicle inspection report) Cover:
- Brakes and air system
- Steering mechanism
- Lights and reflectors
- Damage to vehicle body
- Condition of locks
- Oil level
- Tires, wheels and rims
- Windscreen wipers
- Rear view mirrors
- Coupling equipment and fifth wheels
- Safety and emergency equipment
Electronic DVIR Benefits:
- Customised reports and alerts
- Digital logs are easily located and shared
- Maintenance team can plan for parts and repairs needed
- Management can monitor vehicle performance
- Fleet efficiency can be assessed
- Images of faults can be shared instantly with team
- Pre and Post trip reports
- Compliance and safety audits pass rates improved
