The electronic logging device mandate requires commercial truckers and carriers such as bus drivers to use an approved, registered ELD in their vehicles. These devices rely on GPS and other
If you operate within the trucking industry, it is crucial to be aware of the ELD mandate and its exemptions.
Electronic logging devices for trucks (ELDs) have revolutionized the trucking industry
Are you familiar with ELD apps? Are you curious about their benefits and drawbacks for truck drivers and fleet managers?
With few exceptions, electronic logging devices (ELDs) have become mandatory in
Electronic logging devices (ELDs) are mandatory for most commercial vehicles operating in the U. S. , with only a few exceptions. Even if your fleet isn't required to use an ELD, the
Between hustling to get loads delivered, finding your next contract and running your business, you have a lot of responsibilities as an owner-operator. And if you have more than one
Electronic logging devices (ELDs) were first introduced in the 1980s, and by 2015, they became a mandated requirement for commercial vehicles. Throughout that time, ELDs transformed the trucking industry, and
Electronic logging devices (ELD) are used on commercial trucks that operate at distances of 100 miles or more from their companies’ headquarters.
ELDs allow for digital tracking to automate formerly manual
Most modern truck drivers are required to use electronic logging devices while operating their work trucks. While both drivers and the businesses they work for are already familiar with requirements
In an industry that thrives on efficiency, technology can have an enormous impact. One of the most recent advances in technology has been the introduction of the electronic logging device,
