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Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2016/68 of 21 January 2016 on common procedures and specifications necessary for the interconnection of electronic registers of driver cards
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Card Status | Definition |
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Application | The CIA has received an application to issue a driver card. This information has been registered and stored in the database with the generated search keys. |
Approved | The CIA has approved the application for the tachograph card. |
Rejected | The CIA did not approve the application. |
Personalised | The tachograph card has been personalised. |
Dispatched | The National Authority has dispatched the driver card to the relevant driver or delivering agency. |
Handed Over | The National Authority has handed over the driver card to the relevant driver. |
Confiscated | The driver card has been taken from the driver by the competent authority. |
Suspended | The driver card has been taken temporarily from the driver. |
Withdrawn | The CIA has decided to withdraw the driver card. The card has been permanently invalidated. |
Surrendered | The tachograph card has been returned to the CIA, and declared no longer needed. |
Lost | The tachograph card has been declared lost to the CIA. |
Stolen | The tachograph card has been reported stolen to the CIA. A stolen card is considered lost. |
Malfunctioning | The tachograph card has been reported as malfunctioning to the CIA. |
Expired | The period of validity of the tachograph card has expired. |
Replaced | The tachograph card, which has been reported lost, stolen or malfunctioning, has been replaced by a new card. The data on the new card is the same, with the exception of the card number replacement index, which has been increased by one. |
Renewed | The tachograph card has been renewed because of a change of administrative data or the validity period coming to an end. The card number of the new card is the same, with the exception of the card number renewal index, which has been increased by one. |
In Exchange | The CIA that issued a driver card has received a notification that the procedure to exchange that card for a driver card issued by the CIA of another Member State has started. |
Exchanged | The CIA that issued a driver card has received a notification that the procedure to exchange that card for a driver card issued by the CIA of another Member State has completed. |
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