MIEZ to Support Construction and Civil Engineering Industries in Building Digital Operational Management Foundations for the Revised Truck Act, Effective April 2026

MIEZ strengthens support for digital transformation in the construction and civil engineering industries through its dump truck-specific operational management system, "Catal," in response to the revised Truck Act taking effect in April 2026.
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MIEZ Co., Ltd. (Location: 357 Kuzehigashidokawa-cho, Minami-ku, Kyoto-shi, Kyoto; Representative Director: Rei Fukuda; hereinafter referred to as "the Company") will strengthen its digitalization support through the operational management system "Catal" as the first step in practical response to the revised Road Transport Act for Cargo Vehicles, which is scheduled to take effect in April 2026. We will promote the establishment of a system that can accumulate accurate operational records, moving away from analog on-site management, in anticipation of the mandatory issuance of written documents and the creation of actual transport system management ledgers.


■ Impact of the Revised Truck Act on the Construction Industry

With the enforcement in April 2026, prime contractors (cargo forwarding businesses) will also be obligated to "issue written documents" and create "actual transport system management ledgers." Especially in construction sites where re-consignment tends to be multi-layered, accurate identification of actual transport operators is urgent. Furthermore, strengthened penalties for using illegal white-plate trucks (fines up to 1 million yen) mean that management deficiencies pose a significant risk directly impacting the business of consignors and prime contractors.

■ Solution: Why "Visualization of Operations" is Necessary Before Document Management

To accurately operate the documents required by the legal revision (such as transport application forms and actual transport system management ledgers), information on "when, who, which vehicle, and where" is running on site must be correctly recorded digitally.

Our dump truck-specific operational management system "Catal" strongly supports the creation of this "information foundation."

Real-time operational management: Links GPS with vehicle ledgers to visualize movements.

Automation of records: Automatically records entry/exit and driving history, reducing man-hours for reporting tasks.

Compliance foundation: Accurate data accumulation enables smooth transition to future documentation and improves reliability for business partners (consignors/prime contractors).

■ "Early Preparation" Leads to Differentiation in the Industry

Responding to legal revisions is not merely fulfilling an obligation. Early establishment of a transparent management system through digitalization is a powerful weapon for gaining the trust of consignors and realizing appropriate freight charges.

Through "Catal," our company will accompany everyone in the construction and civil engineering industries to build a stronger and more sustainable management foundation, taking advantage of the legal revision.

【More detailed information on the legal revision here】

This article further explains the specific impacts of this legal revision on businesses and practical precautions. Please use it in conjunction with this article to consider your practical system.

・Detailed explanation article on the revised Truck Act is here

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What is the revised Truck Act?

It's a revision of the Road Transport Act for Cargo Vehicles, effective April 2026, mandating consignors and prime contractors to issue documents and create actual transport system management ledgers, while strengthening penalties for illegal white-plate truck usage.

What kind of system is "Catal"?

It's an operational management system specialized for dump trucks. It links GPS with vehicle ledgers to visualize real-time movements and automatically records entry/exit and driving history, supporting the digitalization of operational management.

Why is digitalization of operational management necessary now?

To ensure the accuracy of documents required by the revised law, a digital foundation for accurately recording on-site operational information is essential. It also strengthens compliance and reduces business risks.