Since the ELD mandate’s implementation in 2017, electronic logbooks have become an integral working tool both for CMV drivers and fleet managers. But, what does ELD stand for? ELD stands for electronic logging device. These digital tools must be used
Is your current ELD more of a headache than a help? As a professional driver, you rely on your tools to be efficient and dependable. Yet, many truckers are stuck with systems that cause constant frustration — dropped connections during
The ability to monitor vehicles in real time is a major benefit to fleet managers. When able to view location data, speed, a driver’s idle time and more, fleet managers can make real-time decisions that benefit the business as a
In the world of trucking, accurate record-keeping isn’t just good business practice — it’s the law. For decades, truck drivers filled out paper logbooks, recording their working hours, rest periods, and miles traveled. The switch from paper logs to driver
For many professional drivers, the transition from paper logbooks to electronic logging was a major shift. The ELD mandate is a reality for commercial pickup truck operators, and while the old way of logging may have felt simpler, compliance with
ELDs HOS Logbook for American Truckers The federal mandate for the use of electronic logging devices (ELDs) helps keep drivers compliant with hours of service (HOS) limits. Driver fatigue has proven to cause accidents and losses – human, material, and
If you’re reading this, you’re likely experiencing frustration with your current ELD system. Perhaps you’re dealing with frequent connectivity failures that complicate roadside inspections. You might be struggling with an overly complex interface that wastes valuable time during your workday.
If you’re a professional trucker, an Electronic Logging Device (ELD) isn’t an option — it’s a mandatory piece of equipment that keeps you compliant and on the road. The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) ELD mandate is non-negotiable, but
You’re cruising down the highway when your ELD app crashes — again. Sound familiar? If you’re like thousands of truck drivers across America, you’ve probably dealt with unreliable electronic logging devices that promise the world but deliver headaches. Finding an
Installing an electronic logging device shouldn’t be complicated, but many truckers find themselves overwhelmed by confusing instructions, compatibility issues, and the fear of getting it wrong. You’re not alone if you’ve been putting off this upgrade or struggling with a
GPS fleet tracking system has become an essential tool in the trucking business as it helps improve security and operational efficiency significantly. Commercial truck GPS trackers allow motor carriers to monitor and manage vehicles in real-time using advanced telematics technology.
California’s ELD mandate for intrastate drivers took effect on January 1, 2024, requiring electronic logging devices for drivers who previously used paper logs. This new rule brought California-based truckers in line with federal standards that most interstate drivers have followed
Hours of service (HOS) regulations are one of the key components behind commercial trucking today. They set limits on how long commercial motor vehicle (CMV) drivers can drive before having to take mandatory rest. These rules, set by the Federal
The electronic logging device (ELD) mandate has transformed how the trucking industry manages hours of service (HOS) compliance. As fleets transition from paper logs and older electronic systems to modern ELD solutions, choosing the right provider becomes crucial for operational
Keeping track of driving hours shouldn’t feel like solving a puzzle, but for many CDL drivers, that’s exactly what hours of service (HOS) regulations have become. Between the 11-hour rule, 14-hour limits, and 30-minute breaks, managing your available drive time
Is your current ELD more of a headache than a help? As a professional driver, you rely on your tools to be efficient and dependable. Yet, many truckers are stuck
Electronic logbook software for truckers became mandatory in 2019 under the federal ELD mandate. Most commercial drivers are now required to use electronic logging devices (ELDs) to accurately track their
California’s ELD mandate for intrastate drivers took effect on January 1, 2024, requiring electronic logging devices for drivers who previously used paper logs. This new rule brought California-based truckers in