Does the Article 4 AI literacy obligation apply to our transport company?

Yes. Since 2 February 2025, Article 4 of the EU AI Act requires organizations that use AI systems to take measures that support the AI literacy of the people operating them. In transport and logistics that means the planner working with AI-supported planning, the fleet manager acting on predictive maintenance, the warehouse manager whose teams work with warehouse AI, and the operations manager and compliance officer overseeing it all. The LearnWize track trains these roles and records every completion as a certificate and training record per employee.

Our systems monitor driver performance and assign trips. Does that change our obligations?

It can. Under the EU AI Act, Annex III point 4(b) covers systems that monitor the performance of employees or allocate tasks, which is exactly what fleet monitoring and algorithmic task allocation in the warehouse do. That makes it all the more important that the people working with these systems understand them. The track addresses this directly: the warehouse module covers the data position of employees, and the fleet monitoring case lets fleet managers and compliance officers work through a realistic situation. The training records per employee show who has been trained on this.

Which AI training fits transport and logistics?

Start with your team’s tasks and AI systems, such as AI in route planning, driver monitoring and logistics decisions. Match the learning track to role, experience and risk. The scan helps you identify training needs.

What do you record for each employee?

The role, training completed, content version, progress and assessment results. This makes your AI literacy measures visible. The dossier is a tool; the AI Act does not prescribe a particular course format or individual certificate.

Sector Specialization

AI literacy for transport and logistics, demonstrable per role

Your team practises AI in route planning, driver monitoring and logistics decisions. Learn to check outputs and recognise risks, with recorded results per role.

1 tracks

7+ modules

English + Dutch

Do you work with AI in route planning, driver monitoring and logistics decisions? Your role determines which knowledge and practice are relevant. The learning tracks combine AI foundations with familiar cases. Record completed training and assessment results for each employee.

Sector-specific report

AI Literacy Evidence Report 2026

A practical report for leadership, compliance, legal, HR, product and L&D teams that need demonstrable AI literacy under EU AI Act Article 4.

With practical interpretation from Zahed Ashkara as AI literacy, AI governance and EU AI Act consultant. The report helps teams connect Article 4 training evidence to the AI risks in this sector.

Article 4 translated into team-level training evidence
High-risk and transparency routes that determine who needs what training
A 30-day route from AI inventory to role-based learning records

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What you will learn

This specialization includes 1 focused learning tracks

AI Literacy for Transport & Logistics

A focused ~30 minute path for planners, office staff, drivers and management: the AI already in your operation, invented rest-time rules, the high-risk boundary in driver planning and Article 50 transparency towards shippers; ending in a certificate that evidences Article 4 AI literacy.

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What is included

Everything you need to master AI in your sector

Planners and operations managers train on AI in logistics planning with realistic scenarios

Dynamic rate and capacity systems, including the human review your teams must apply

Warehouse AI module covering the data position of warehouse employees

Predictive fleet maintenance and compliance, plus a fleet monitoring case for fleet managers

Role-based paths for planner, fleet manager, warehouse manager, operations manager and compliance officer

All modules bilingual, with certificates and training records per employee in the evidence platform

Practical cases: AI in route planning, driver monitoring and logistics decisions

Critically assess AI outputs and recognise risks

Record training, progress and assessment results for each employee

AI evidence resources for this sector

Connect training evidence to the legal and operational questions around AI in this sector.

Sector AI literacy report

Download the sector-specific Evidence Report for ai literacy for transport and logistics, demonstrable per role.

AI training records for Article 4

How to document learner identity, role, system context, assessment outcome, certificate validity and refresher cadence.

EU AI Act legal background

Praxikon provides the legal background on high-risk, transparency and governance.

Mandatory AI literacy

Translate Article 4 into role-based training, records and management evidence.

AI literacy evidence dossier

See how role, use case, risk, learning path, scenario score and certificate connect.

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