ELD Services & Devices

According to Department of Transportation (DOT) regulations, drivers of commercial motor vehicles must keep a driver log book to record their hours of service (HOS). Records of duty status (RODS) can be recorded manually on a paper log or using

If you’re on the lookout for a new ELD option, then you need to find an eLog for sale from a reputable company.  If you look at the list of registered electronic logging devices (ELDs) posted on the website of

Since the FMCSA ELD rules and regulations were published, fleet companies and truckers are rushing to purchase the most cost-effective ELD. There are over 200 ELD providers listed on the FMCSA website, each of whom claims to offer the best

Ever since the ELD mandate was introduced by FMCSA, trucking companies and drivers are in a dilemma on how to choose the right provider. The e-log system has been mandated by the DOT to increase road safety and vehicle security.

Semi driver hours of service compliance is easier to achieve than ever before thanks to reliable ELD solutions like the one offered by HOS247. Fleet managers, owner-operators, and all types of drivers should rest easy knowing that their ELD solution

Switching to a reliable ELDs HOS provider can help lower your costs, saving you both time, money, and other resources. You will be able to review real-time data that will allow you to keep track of every single vehicle in

Since the ELD mandate was published by FMCSA, it has created quite a stir among carrier companies and truckers all over the U.S.A. While many carriers are frantically looking for a reliable DOT compliant ELD, others are still deciding whether

If you manage a fleet or are an owner-operator, then you need to have ELD logs. An ELD (Electronic Logging Device) is mandatory for any commercial truck in the United States territory. But as a truck driver, what happens when

Electronic Logbooks are mandated by the DOT and FMCSA. Carries and owner-operations must comply with the HOS compliance rules or risk fines and delays. In an effort to avoid these problems transportation companies may be paying more than they should

Electronic Logging Device or ELD helps trucker drivers to reduce unnecessary expenses and increase profits. ELD is now mandatory by FMCSA electronic log rules and the Department of Transportation (DOT) for a number of reasons. In addition to keeping track

In December of 2019, the United States Department of Transportation and the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) updated its truck driver electronic log law. This update ruled out the use of Automatic On-board Recording Devices (AOBRD) and confirmed that

HOS247 is the ultimate provider of all your needs to run a trucking business or just a truck: Hours of Service ELD solution for fleets and owner-operators, GPS fleet tracking, vehicle maintenance and more. We work hard to bring up

HOS247 Is an Industry Leader Providing FMCSA-Approved ELD Devices Having an FMCSA-approved ELD device is more important now than ever for fleet managers and their drivers. But not just any ELD will do, even if it is an FMCSA-certified ELD.

The federal mandate for electronic logging devices for trucks is now in full force. This new requirement became law in February 2016 with a mandatory implementation date of December 2017. An exemption was originally made for AORBD (Automatic On-Board Recording

The electronic logbook law is another term for the ELD Mandate, which is a federal law requiring certain commercial motor vehicle drivers to use electronic log devices (ELDs or elogs). This new law on electronic logs shouldn’t be news to