Guides to vehicle checks and defects.

Plain-English guides to setting up walkaround checks, recording defects properly and moving your fleet off paper.

Common problems with vehicle checks

Longer reads on paper checks, defects reported by message, and records nobody can find when they’re needed.

Move your vehicle checks off paper

A paper walkaround sheet works fine for two vans. Past that, you spend more time collecting, reading and filing sheets than acting on what they say.

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A daily walkaround check app that shows you what was missed

Getting drivers to do a daily walkaround check isn’t the hard part. Knowing that it happened, seeing what failed, and finding the record six months later is.

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Vehicle defect reporting that doesn’t get lost in a group chat

A defect report has to reach the right person with enough detail to act on. A blurry photo on WhatsApp and a scrawl on a sheet rarely manage that.

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Trailer inspections that stay with the trailer

Trailers move between vehicles, drivers and sites. If trailer checks get written up on the towing vehicle’s walkaround sheet, the trailer’s own history gets lost.

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Fleet inspection software a small team can actually run

Small operators need some structure, but not a system that takes longer to administer than the inspections themselves.

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A vehicle checklist app that does more than tick boxes

A checklist only helps if people fill it in the same way every time, and someone acts on the answers.

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Paperless vehicle inspections, done properly

Going paperless should mean less admin, not swapping the filing cabinet for a shared drive full of screenshots and renamed PDFs.

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Tail-lift and equipment inspections, next to the walkaround

Not every check is the daily walkaround. Tail lifts and other kit fitted to your vehicles need their own inspections and their own record.

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Setting up sites, vehicles, trailers and drivers.
Building and publishing your own question sets.
Email alerts for dangerous defects and expiring documents.