Mandatory use of GPS trackers in C&D waste (Construction and Demolition waste) vehicles.

Who is Subject to the Obligation?

The following are qualified as C&D waste administrators:

Contractors of public or private projects (builders, constructors),

The entities leasing equipment and providing collection and transportation services,

As well as the project owner, provided there is no contractor.

From January 1, 2023, all trucks and machinery transporting C&D waste or hazardous waste must be equipped with a functional vehicle tracking system (GPS tracker).

The obligation also extends to vehicles transporting hazardous waste of any type – with similar requirements for data recording and maintenance (in accordance with Ministerial Decision 32083/2022 – Government Gazette 1552/B/2022).

Every Vehicle Must Have:

1. Installed GPS tracker for fleet management, monitoring the route in real-time.
2. Ability to store data (location, speed, stops).
3. Connection with a vehicle tracking platform or software system, with access for the relevant authorities.
4. Recording and maintaining data for at least one (1) year.

GPS telematics technology is now an integral tool for compliance with legislation and improving fleet performance.

Benefits for Businesses

Installing a GPS tracker is not just a legal obligation; it also provides practical benefits.

1. Inspection and security of vehicles and cargo.
2. Reduction of illegal dumping and environmental violations.
3. Route optimization and fuel savings.
4. Ensuring a professional image and compliance during audits.

The use of GPS trackers in C&D waste and hazardous waste vehicles is now mandatory by law. Businesses and project managers are required to install certified systems and maintain data in compliance with the provisions of the Hellenic Recycling Organization EOAN and national legislation.

Entopizo provides certified GPS solutions for trucks and construction machinery, using Teltonika technology and offering full technical support worldwide.

FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions

Since when is GPS mandatory in CDW vehicles?

From January 1, 2023, according to EOAN and Joint Ministerial Decision 36259/1757/E103/2010, all vehicles transporting C&D waste must be equipped with a GPS tracking system.

Who needs to comply?

All licensed collectors and transporters of C&D waste and hazardous waste registered in the Electronic Waste Registry (EWR).

What data needs to be maintained?

Location, timestamped routes, speed, stops, and related vehicle data for at least one year.

What are the penalties if there is no GPS?

The legislation provides for administrative sanctions and potential revocation of transport licenses or fines by the competent authorities.

How can I install the right system?

Entopizo provides certified solutions and GPS trackers for fleet management, with the ability to integrate with HMA and automatically maintain data.

Can I use any GPS tracker?

Yes, as long as it meets the technical specifications and is certified.

Examples: Teltonika FMC920 or Queclink GV305CEU.

Contact with Entopizo

Comply promptly with the legislation on C&D waste and hazardous waste. Entopizo offers comprehensive vehicle tracking system solutions, GPS trackers for fleet management, and options for every type of vehicle.

Call 210 300 7760 or send an email to info@entopizo.gr