Both big carriers and small owner-operators are subject to the Electronic Logging Device rule and need an ELD solution to operate legally. This requirement became law in 2016 with an implementation date of 2017. An additional exception was made for
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
GPS tracking for fleet trucks enables route optimization, fuel conservation, and better customer service. The efficiency of a GPS tracking device entirely depends on the provider. HOS247 stands out in reliability, features, and affordability compared to the top providers in
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
With the primary goal of improving road safety and reducing the number of accidents that occur, the ELD Мandate is a federal regulation. This means that companies who utilize commercial motor vehicles that are covered by this law are required
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 An exemption was originally made for AORBD (Automatic On-Board Recording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
The trucking industry continues to evolve, with technology playing a pivotal role in shaping fleet operations. What was once an optional tool has now become a critical component of business success, offering solutions that go beyond basic vehicle tracking. Fleet
VDO RoadLog Closing Down Another ELD provider has shut down, leaving fleets and drivers scrambling to find an alternative provider to handle their driver logs and transition to entirely new software. Continental Commerce Vehicles & Aftermarket issued a … … Read More
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) published updated hours of service (HOS) rules for commercial motor vehicle (CMV) drivers. All Electronic Logging Devices must be updated to comply with the new FMCSA HOS rule by September 29, 2020. Download
The federal government issued the Elog mandate (also known as the electronic log mandate or the ELD Final Rule) to require drivers of commercial motor vehicles to use electronic logging devices (ELDs) to record driver and vehicle data. Since commercial
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) implemented the Electronic Logging Device (ELD) mandate several years ago with the goal of improving road safety. The mandate requires most commercial drivers to use ELD solutions for capturing engine data and managing
The FMCSA’s electronic logging device (ELD) mandate has changed how we track hours of service. Every long-haul trucker knows that ELDs are now part of daily life on the road.
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
Electronic logging devices (ELDs) have changed how truck drivers track their hours on the road, replacing paper logs with digital records. For team drivers sharing the wheel, using ELDs comes