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Beginning January 1, 2023, with full enforcement of the ELD mandate, truckers will require electronic logbooks to demonstrate compliance with HOS regulations. While compliance is a priority, finding a device with the right feature for your business can help optimize

Carriers can turn the ELD requirement into an advantage by choosing an electronic logbook with the right qualities for their business. There are some must-have features to achieve federal compliance, and some others are not mandatory but can prove useful

User-friendly ELDs and accompanying apps are more important now than ever, as the mandate approaches and driver turnover continues to be a problem for trucking businesses. Difficult to navigate logbook apps make drivers’ jobs more complicated. That is one more

As the ELD mandate is progressively enforced in Canada, motor carriers must look for suitable electronic logbook options. Initially, the idea of an electronic logbook with no monthly fee might sound like an attractive way to comply with federal regulations

Come January 1, 2023, commercial drivers will be legally required to use an electronic logging device to record their hours of service. Choosing an electronic logbook can be a daunting process. While compliance is of the utmost importance, there are

Come January 1, 2023, truck drivers must comply with a series of rules and requirements set by Transport Canada. One such requirement is the use of a truck log book to record drivers’ hours of service when operating commercial motor

Transport Canada has issued standards for drivers, fleet managers, and owner-operators to consider when they choose a vehicle log book. Electronic logbook providers must follow these standards for their devices to be certified by a Transport Canada approved accreditation body.

The Government of Canada issued the ELD mandate to require drivers of commercial motor vehicles to use electronic logging devices to record drivers’ hours of service. Since commercial drivers have a maximum amount of hours they can legally drive without

The ELD mandate will be fully enforced beginning January 1, 2023, and commercial motor vehicle drivers will be required to use electronic logs for their trucking operations. This legislation will affect around 157,500 commercial bus and truck drivers who keep

In order to comply with ELD regulations, fleet managers and owner-operators need to do their due diligence before the mandate is in full effect. If you are looking for a dependable truck log book for sale, it is important to

Semi-truck hours of service compliance is easier to achieve than ever before, thanks to reliable ELD solutions like the HOS247 logbook. The right choice of electronic logbook can help carriers and drivers avoid fines, increase fleet visibility, improve operational efficiency,

According to the ELD mandate, published in the Canada Gazette and enforced by Transport Canada, commercial vehicle drivers must use approved electronic logging devices instead of paper logs to keep records of duty status come January 1, 2023. This includes

In preparation for full enforcement of the ELD, Canadian carriers are looking for reliable and easy-to-use electronic logging systems. Bring your own device (BYOD) solutions can be a good idea, especially since they allow drivers to use their own phones

Trucking businesses will have to rely on ELD providers to stay Transport Canada compliant once the ELD mandate is in full enforcement. That is why choosing a reputable company with an efficient electronic log book for sale is so important.

The federal mandate for electronic logging devices for trucks will soon be in full force. This new requirement came into effect on June 12, 2021. A one-year progressive enforcement period began on that date and was extended for six more