Fleet traffic offence management: ANTAI notices and parking charges handled in time
Every fine notice finds its driver, every post-parking charge is handled before the surcharge, with no in-tray and no spreadsheet.
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What the Offences module changes
- 45 days to name the driver after a fine notice, or face a non-designation fine (ANTAI).
- Three queues in a single module: ANTAI notices, post-parking charges (FPS), ANTAI vehicles.
- With no device: the driver is found through vehicle assignments, not through telematics.
When notices pile up at head office
- The notice arrives in the company's name, the vehicle is on a site 300 km away and the driver has changed in the meantime.
- The 45-day deadline runs while the letter travels from department to department.
- A parking charge is not a fine: it follows another route, nobody handles it, and it is increased.
What you get with Dadycar
The Offences module relies on the data already in the software: vehicles, drivers, assignments, documents. You handle the case instead of searching for it.
ANTAI notices per vehicle
Every notice received is recorded with its vehicle, its date and its handling status, through to closure.
Driver found through the assignment
The assignment history gives the driver assigned at the date and time of the offence.
Designation prepared and tracked
The information to enter on antai.gouv.fr is gathered in the file; the designation deadline is visible for every notice.
Post-parking charges (FPS)
Post-parking charges have their own queue, separate from fines, with the vehicle, the period and the assigned driver.
ANTAI vehicles kept up to date
The list of vehicles declared to the ANTAI is maintained from the fleet, including arrivals and departures.
Compliance in the dashboard
Offences feed the compliance tab, filterable by site and by period, with deadline reminders.
How it works
- 1Import vehicles, drivers and assignments. The assignment history is the basis of every designation (ANTAI integration).
- 2Record each notice in its queue. ANTAI fine or post-parking charge: the file opens with the vehicle, the assigned driver and the documents already attached.
- 3Designate and close within the deadline. The time remaining is visible per notice; reminders warn the owner before the deadline.
Who it is for
- Fleet managers: naming the driver without chasing people (see the role page).
- SME leaders: no more non-designation fines (see the role page).
- Multi-site commercial fleets: notices received at head office, handled for each branch (see the industry page).
Your pending notices, handled during the demo
Bring your latest fine notices: we show how Dadycar finds the driver and prepares the designation.
Your questions before getting started
- “Do I need a device?” No. The driver is found through the vehicle assignment; telematics adds the position of the vehicle at the time of the offence.
- “What if the driver objects?” The file keeps the assignment, the site and the documents: you have what you need to answer.
- “How long does it take to start?” As soon as vehicles and assignments are imported, the notices received can be attached.