How Do ELDs Work? As of December 2015, trucking fleets are required to comply with FMCSA’s final ELD rule. However, many trucking fleets implementing these devices for the first time may not be entirely sure how they work. What is an ELD? To briefly summarize, an ELD is an electronic device that allows professional truck…
The Best Electronic Logbook for Truckers: What to Look for Choosing an ELD should be a careful process. Don’t simply go with the most affordable option, as you might find that the device is noncompliant or doesn’t include features that make it easy to use. When looking for the ideal electronic logging device, there are…
How an Electronic Logging Device App Makes Drivers More Efficient and Compliant One of the main benefits of modern-day electronic logging devices (ELDs) is the ability to integrate them with mobile apps. These apps can keep the monitoring and reporting of Hours of Service (HOS) and Record of Delivery Status (RODS) easier for both drivers…
How an Electronic Logging Device App Makes Drivers More Efficient and Compliant Electronic logging devices (ELDs) are designed to make tracking hours and distance easier than ever, but one of the innovations that has made this even simpler is a mobile app for ELDs. This app allows users to access ELDs and all contained data,…
Finding an FMCSA Approved ELD By December 18, 2017, a majority of commercial truck drivers will be required to install FMCSA-compliant electronic logging devices (ELDs). However, finding these devices might prove a challenge for some, with many options available to choose from that may or may not be entirely compliant according to FMCSA standards. Compliance…
