Electronic Logging Device (ELD)

Are you curious how Electronic Logging Device (ELD) compliance affects the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s (FMCSA) Roadside Inspections? Learn more about how to stay on the road and out of the hot seat. Who is responsible for displaying e-logs during a roadside inspection? The driver is responsible to displaying electronic logs (e-logs) during an

Understanding how to work within HOS regulations to make the most of your time while staying compliant will help truck drivers increase their bottom line and keep their truck rolling as much as possible.

Week 25 Market Analysis – Has Something Happened?

Instead of our typical Friday Five Post, we wanted to give you a look at what the freight community can expect now that ELD enforcement is live. 

We’re just over one month into the electronic logging device (ELD) mandate era, and one thing has become clear: the industry’s transition to ELDs is far from over. What can you do to get prepared and transition?

The moment many in the transportation industry have been hoping would never come soft launched on December 18, 2017 and is all but guaranteed to go into full affect April 1, 2018. For those who still have yet to purchase a device, when looking for an ELD: 1. Research There are 180 devices listed on

Will the ELD mandate cause market consolidation and compel some drivers to hang up their keys? Yes. Although some trucking companies that always operate on the edge might be pushed out, companies that adopt and use this tool wisely should come out of the ELD mandate more competitive, even Owner Operators. Here are 8 benefits

Dec. 18, 2017, is fast approaching. Why is that date important? That is the deadline for all to comply with the ELD mandate. While the regulations have been analyzed every which way and anytime you turn around someone else is putting together a webinar to go over it, very little has been done on how

The Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association (OOIDA) lawsuit against the Electronic Logging Device mandate, which goes into effect Dec. 18, came to an abrupt halt today when the U.S. Supreme Court refused to hear the case. OOIDA originally brought a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Transportation and the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration in March

Do you have questions about hours-of-service limits, record-keeping requirements, and exceptions? Find the answers you need to stay compliant and on the road with the Electronic Logging Device (ELD) regulations that went into effect Dec. 18, 2017. Do logging apps on mobile devices that don’t receive data from the vehicle automatically meet ELD requirements? No. Drivers required