For UK Transport Managers — and the operators they run
Question 13c of a DVSA maintenance investigation — asked about you, not the company.
Run the operation in Axis.
The evidence is what it leaves behind.
What Axis covers
Axis holds the record for each one — and says plainly where it does not.
Inspections, defects and the plan behind them — each a record that prints.
Question 13c — the one at the top of this page — is one of the 20.

Who builds this
I’m a Transport Manager. I hold live O-licence responsibility for operators in the UK, and I am the first person who has to produce the evidence when someone asks. Every form, every record and every printed pack in Axis exists because it was needed on a real licence — usually mine.
It is still changing. New forms and fixes go in as I meet them on real licences, because I am the one who meets them first.
Catalin BudauTransport Manager — and the person who built Axis
Pricing
Priced by what you run, not by seat. Entry prices below; Individual and Professional step up with your vehicle or driver count, whichever is greater.
Flat — Essential doesn't hold fleet records, so it doesn't scale with your fleet.
For the operator who needs the compliance paperwork done properly — and nothing more.The forms, checks, policies and training records a Transport Manager is expected to keep, and the printed packs that come out of them — 20 of the 31 investigation questions among them.
Minutes. You add vehicles and drivers as you go; nothing has to be complete before Axis is useful.
The person who built it — a working Transport Manager, not a call centre. The answer comes from someone holding the same responsibility.
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