ELD Services & Devices

How to Do a Truck Driver Log Book: Simplify Compliance with the Right ELD A trucker’s log book is a vital document that provides a detailed account of a CMV driver’s activities within a 24-hour period. In accordance with HOS

In the world of trucking, reliability and efficiency are essential for success. As drivers navigate complex regulations and manage their hours of service (HOS) logs, they require efficient electronic logging devices (ELDs) to achieve compliance with Department of Transportation (DOT)

Since the implementation of the ELD law, electronic logging devices have replaced traditional paper logbooks, automating the recording of driving time and hours of service. Failing to comply with this regulation can result in hefty fines, penalties, and even legal

Since the implementation of the ELD mandate in 2019, finding a reliable electronic logging device has become crucial for truckers operating in the United States. The law requires motor carriers and CMV operators to use electronic logbooks to record their

Commercial driver log book regulations established by the FMCSA in 2017 have significantly changed how truckers deal with HOS rules. Paper logs were replaced by electronic logging devices to record driving activity more accurately by synchronizing directly with the vehicle’s

For decades, hours of service regulations have been enforced to ensure that commercial drivers maintain legal work hours. Now, due to the ELD mandate, commercial motor vehicle drivers are required to maintain accurate records of their driving time and breaks

For businesses in the transportation industry, compliance with the HOS regulations established by the FMCSA is not optional, it is a legal requirement. Before the implementation of the ELD mandate, truckers were allowed to record their hours of service manually

Electronic logging devices were designed to replace the traditional paper logbooks and automatic on-board recording devices previously used by commercial drivers to keep track of their hours of service. Since the implementation of the ELD mandate, elogs have become an

With the elog mandate in effect, business owners risk facing serious penalties and expensive fines for non-compliance, so the reliability of an electronic logging device has become one of the most crucial aspects to consider. Are you a motor carrier

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

The prices of electronic logging devices may fluctuate considerably. Looking for ways to cut operational expenses, some truckers might hire providers who offer low-priced elog solutions. Unfortunately, this idea rarely works out as planned, and motor carriers end up paying

Since the Department of Transportation’s ELD mandate came into effect, drivers of commercial vehicles have been required to use electronic logging devices to record hours of service. Choosing dependable DOT electronic log books can help carriers prevent ELD and HOS

Finding a guaranteed compliant DOT ELD may be challenging in the US. Manufacturers of electronic logging devices certify their own products based on the technical requirements established by FMCSA. Unfortunately, even elogs officially registered in the DOT ELD list may

When choosing an ELD for your business, it’s important to remember that user-friendly software is as crucial for compliance with the ELD law as dependable hardware. The truck driver log app on the driver’s phone or tablet displays the HOS

It’s understandable why truckers choose low-priced electronic logging devices. However, cheap ELD solutions may end up being more expensive for a variety of reasons. For example, low-quality hardware can be unreliable and may break easily, leading to downtime and financial