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Road User Charge (RUC)

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Overview

All of New Zealand's road users contributes towards their upkeep. Most road users pay levies in the prices of their fuel. Others, such as drivers of light diesel vehicles, and diesel-powered heavy vehicles like trucks, pay through road user charges (RUC).

The revenue collected from road user charges is dedicated to the National Land Transport Fund (NLTF). The NLTF funds road improvements and maintenance, public transport, road safety, and walking and cycling.

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Road User Charges (RUC) only applies to New Zealand based customers.

Road User Charges & Expiry Kms

Within Gearbox you can track Road User charges and apply offsets when transferring units between vehicles. You can configure the RUC Expiry Kilometres within a vehicle and track how many RUC kilometres you have on the Road User Page.

 

1. Click on Vehicles (1)

 

2. Select the vehicle (2) you wish to update RUC 

 

3. In the Registration section enter in your RUC Expiry Kms (3)

 

4. From your Current Assets, click on Road User Charge (4) 
5. This will take you to your current RUC Vehicles. By using our Traffic Light Status Gearbox will show you what Vehicles RUC Expiry are due. From this screen you can also Add Hub Readings. The more kilometres the vehicle travels the more RUC kilometres it will use.
 

Adding a Hub Reading

1. To manually add a Hub Reading under the Maintenance module go to click on Vehicles (1) 

 

2. Click on Road User Charge (2) 
 
3. Click on the Add Hub Reading (3) 
 
 
4. Fill out the necessary fields (4-6) then click Save (7)
 
 
5. Once the record is saved the reading entered will appear as the Latest Hubometer Reading (8) and will advise how many RUC kilometers are remaining for the vehicle
 

Configuring RUC Offsets

The Road User Charge page will display all vehicles within your fleet and their RUC Expiry and current readings.

 

1. Click on Vehicles (1)

2. Click on the vehicle you wish to configure an offset for (2)


3. Click on Settings (3) then set the RUC Offset (4) 

 RUC Offset = -500

 

4. In vehicles click on Road User Charge (6) to view changes

RUC Offset = 500

 

RUC Offset = -500

 

 

 

 

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