FMCSA ELD Implementation Tour
FMCSA Answers Questions about ELD Mandate
Whether they want to or not… from now until mid-December, carriers who are required to implement the latest ELD requirements will be researching what devices and program they will […]
Rhino Fleet Tracking Releases ELD System
Rhino Fleet Tracking, a leader in fleet tracking of trucks, cars, and equipment, released its FMCSA-Compliant ELD system September 19, […]
House Rejects Bid to Delay Dec. 18 ELD Mandate
ELD Certified Solution: Update
We have exciting news! Our ELD certified solution is in the field being tested this very moment! Which means, we’ll be ready to share with you the details and pricing very […]
Is GPS Tracking Required for the ELD Mandate?
Does the ELD Mandate Require GPS Tracking on Trucks? Yes & No
Well that wasn’t terribly helpful!
Let’s do better. The FMCSA electronic logbook device (ELD systems) rule requires that the devices in […]
ELD Mandate Published by FMCSA
Today, the FMCSA published the final ruling document concerning the mandate for commercial vehicle drivers to utilize electronic logbook devices (ELDs) in place of paper logs. The rule allows for drivers who already […]
Do ELD Systems Ensure Safe Driving?
Hours of Service and Off Duty time
In the fatal crash involving Tracy Morgan in June of 2014, the driver, Kevin Roper, who is charged with vehicular homicide, put himself in a very dangerous […]
E-Log Mandate November 30, 2015
E-Log Mandate Clears White House
Yesterday, CCJ Digital and other news outlets reported that the federal rule to require truck drivers to use electronic logbooks or Elogs and ELD systems had cleared the White House’s […]
Electronic Logbook Mandate Delayed – Again
The FMCSA’s mandate on electronic logbooks or ELogs for truckers has missed another deadline. Earlier this year, it was expected to be published on September 30, 2015. When that date was missed, […]
The Old FMCSA Hours of Service Rule
The Old FMCSA HOS Rule – 2011
With the FMCSA ready to release the final electronic logbook mandate ruling on October 30, 2015, it seems like a good time to review the old rule. […]