Start with the road job
The office can create and send the job, or the driver can self-start where appropriate. Vehicle checks can be completed before the work begins.
Tipper360 keeps road-planings movements and their supporting evidence together — and helps organise the information you’ll need as UK Digital Waste Tracking rolls out.

Run repeated loads from origin to destination, keep diversions and evidence with the movement, and finish with a record the office can retrieve — without adding another form for the driver.
The office can create and send the job, or the driver can self-start where appropriate. Vehicle checks can be completed before the work begins.
Run repeated trips with own drivers or subcontractors while keeping the road job, material, quantity and destination connected to each movement, including when connectivity is poor.
Use live chat and keep destination changes or diversions with the job. Photos, signatures, notes and time/location evidence stay with the movement.
Search completed movements, answer client queries, retrieve PODs and evidence, download records in bulk and support invoicing or audit requests without hunting through paper tickets.
Driver and office capture the road-planings movement while the work is happening.
Loads, changes and supporting evidence stay together as one retrievable record.
Where DWT reporting applies, the required information is ready for the applicable Government reporting route.
Tipper360 organises the construction movement information. It is not the Government Digital Waste Tracking service.
Tipper360 has been used by Monaghan County Council on road-planings movements, keeping load, vehicle, origin and destination information together as the work happens. In the initial N2 pilot, 99 loads covering 2,963.8 tonnes were recorded.
Not generally. The first mandatory phase is for permitted or licensed receiving sites in England and Wales. The wider phase for waste collectors, including carriers, brokers and dealers, is currently planned for October 2027.
It depends on the legal status and route for the material. Where planings are handled as waste, waste requirements apply. Some same-site asphalt lifting, storage, treatment and reuse can fall outside waste controls, so the route must be assessed for the job.
No. Tipper360 captures and organises the construction movement information. Direct submission through the Government Receipt of Waste API requires compatible software that has integrated with the API and passed production approval testing.
Show us how your planings jobs run today — road sections, own trucks, subcontractors, repeated loads, destinations, paperwork and evidence. We'll show you how Tipper360 fits around the actual operation.
Regulatory information reviewed September 2026. Requirements and dates may change. This page provides general information and is not legal or regulatory advice.