ELD Monitoring
Monthly monitoring and auditing of your ELD logs to help reduce Hours of Service Violations, decrease the risk for OOS Violations, and increase CSA scores.
Services included:
1. Audit and Review to determine recurring issues
2. Weekly Log Audits
3. Driver Memos
4. Detailed Recommendations for improvement
* Pricing is per 30 days. Ongoing Monitoring will require recurring payments *
All purchases are considered non-refundable, but the fee can be transferred as credit towards an alternative service if a service is not rendered.
Frequently Asked Questions?
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An Electronic Logging Device (ELD) is a device that is connected to a commercial motor vehicle's engine to automatically record driving time, engine hours, vehicle movement, and location data. It is designed to replace paper logbooks and help ensure compliance with Hours of Service (HOS) regulations.
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In the United States, commercial motor vehicle drivers who are currently required to prepare hours-of-service records of duty status (RODS) must use ELDs. This includes most drivers who operate commercial motor vehicles in interstate commerce.
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ELDs can provide several benefits to commercial motor vehicle operators, including more accurate and reliable records of duty status, reduced paperwork, improved compliance with HOS regulations, and increased safety on the road.
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An ELD connects to a vehicle's engine and uses GPS technology to track the vehicle's location and movement. It automatically records the driver's hours of service, including driving time, on-duty time, and off-duty time. The device then transfers this information to a mobile device or a computer system, where it can be accessed and reviewed by the driver and law enforcement officials.
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Commercial motor vehicle drivers who are required to use an ELD but fail to do so may face fines and other penalties, including being placed out of service.
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To ensure your ELD is compliant with Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) regulations, you should select a device that has been listed on the FMCSA's registered ELDs list. You should also ensure that the device meets all technical specifications and requirements.
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Yes, there are several exemptions to the ELD mandate, including drivers of vehicles manufactured before the year 2000, drivers who operate within a 100-air-mile radius, and drivers who operate within a 150-air-mile radius and are not required to prepare RODS more than eight times within a 30-day period.
