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If you’ve been in trucking for a while, you remember paper logbooks. Now, electronic logging devices (ELDs) have transformed how trucking operations work. These electronic systems handle what used to be done with paper and pen, automatically recording your hours

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. Since this regulation is here to stay, having a reliable

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

The Electronic Logging Device (ELD) mandate states that commercial motor vehicle drivers under hours of service (HOS) rules must keep their records of duty status (RODS) via a digital log book, bar a few exceptions. If you are considering switching

As a trucker, you know that electronic logging devices (ELDs) are more than just another gadget in your cab – they’re your digital co-pilot for staying compliant and running smooth operations. Whether you’re shopping for your first electronic logbook or

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 hours of service (HOS). While there are many ELD solutions

Your electronic logging device (ELD) is as essential to your daily operations as your truck itself. The right ELD phone app can make your life easier on the road, while the wrong one can cause issues during DOT inspections and

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

Long-haul trucking is the backbone of America’s supply chain, but staying compliant with federal regulations while navigating tight schedules can be challenging. The ELD mandate, enforced by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA), requires most commercial motor vehicle operators

In the world of commercial transportation, few regulations have had as significant an impact as the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s (FMCSA) electronic logging device (ELD) mandate. This fundamental shift in how drivers and carriers track hours of service (HOS)

Commercial drivers are legally required to use electronic logging devices and apps to record their hours of service (HOS). With over 800 systems available, choosing an electronic logbook can be a daunting process. While compliance is crucial, there are several

Electronic logging devices (ELDs) have become a vital tool in modern trucking. Whether you drive a single truck or manage a fleet, choosing the right electronic logbook helps you stay compliant and run your operation efficiently. This guide walks you

Every minute counts when you’re on the road. In today’s trucking industry, rising costs and tighter delivery windows put extra pressure on your ability to maximize drive time. The ELD mandate changed how we track hours, but it also opened