That screen in front of the driver? Sure, it is required to comply with hours-of-service regulations. But it can do so much more than log hours. “That’s what they need to make sure the drivers are ...

New guidance for commercial vehicle inspectors distinguishes between more traditional logbook violations and tampered ELD data that can result in mandatory 10-hour out-of-service orders.

An electronic logging device — also known as an ELD — is a piece of technology used by commercial drivers such as truckers to record driving time and hours of service (HOS) records. That’s not all ...

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration Office of Enforcement and Compliance Director Joe DeLorenzo spelled out what he sees as a key point in many of the multitude of scenarios he’s presented ...

In March, 2014, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration proposed an electronic logging device mandate (ELD) to replace its 395.15 rule for voluntary use of Automatic Onboard Recording Devices ...

A recent before-and-after analysis of driver logbook data by EROAD shows the preliminary impacts of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s revised hours-of-service (HOS) rule on fleets and ...

Many commenters responding to the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration's recent requests related to electronic logging devices and the hours of service-- one exploring possible changes to the ...

The transportation company’s mobile application officially meets the country’s hours-of-serve requirements for carriers and drivers. Penske Truck Leasing’s Penske Driver mobile application now is ...

The long, divisive slog is over. As of April 1, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s electronic logging device mandate goes into full effect, requiring most commercial vehicles to have a ...

Beginning January 1, 2024, California intrastate motor carriers and drivers will be required to use an electronic logging device (“ELD”) as generally required by the federal ELD regulations adopted ...