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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

With full enforcement of the ELD mandate approaching, it is important to learn how to choose the right electronic logbook. Carriers should look for the specific features that will best serve their operations. Also, looking for an elog company that

CDL driver log books are a vital tool for carriers and drivers. It is important to purchase the right ELD solution to make sure driving operations can carry on efficiently. So, which CDL electronic logbook should fleet managers and owner

There’s an old saying that goes “trucking ain’t easy”. However, with CDL electronic logs, logistics operations in trucking can drastically improve for commercial drivers, fleet managers, and owner-operators. The right electronic logging device can help by automatically recording hours of

The ELD mandate states that commercial motor vehicle drivers under HOS rules will have to keep their RODS via a digital log book come January 1, 2023. If you are looking for an efficient device, the selection process deserves some

The law mandating the use of ELD logs issued by Transport Canada was first published in December of 2017 and came into effect on June 12, 2021. However, a progressive enforcement period has been implemented so that penalties will not

Transport Canada has introduced the ELD mandate to increase road safety and vehicle security in the industry. These new electronic logging systems are expected to reduce problems such as driver fatigue while enhancing fleet companies’ productivity. Electronic logbooks manage and

Records of duty status may be recorded on paper logs or using an electronic logging device on a document called a driver log book. According to the regulations established by Transport Canada, commercial motor vehicle drivers will now have to

ELD logs are here to stay: using an electronic logging device will become mandatory for commercial vehicles in Canada as of January 1, 2023. Professionals in the industry must choose and equip one to comply with the law. This is

The electronic logbook mandate issued by Transport Canada is now in effect and will be fully enforced by January 1, 2023. This means that carriers and owner-operations must comply with the HOS rules according to the regulations by that date