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Tag: electronic logging devices: Page 5
Electronic Logging Devices
Inside the ELD mandate
Overdrive editors Todd Dills and James Jaillet discuss the Dec. 10 announced rule requiring truck drivers to use electronic logging devices to maintain records of duty status, breaking down the ruleās general hardware specās, pre-2000 exemption, smartphone compliance and more.
December 10, 2015
Electronic Logging Devices
E-log mandate set to take effect Dec. 2017, rule set for DOT publication
The rule requires drivers currently required to keep paper logs to use ELDs, with a few exceptions. It also spells out hardware requirements for the devices, protections against driver harassment and more.
December 10, 2015
Electronic Logging Devices
E-log rule advances, publication expected by monthās end
A federal rule to require truck operators to use electronic logging devices to keep records of duty status has cleared the White Houseās Office of Management and Budget, paving the way for the rule to be published by the DOT.
November 17, 2015
Business
Regulatory update: E-log rule still expected this year, driver coercion nears publication
Still slated for this year: Rules to mandate e-logs and speed limiters, a driver training rule and an extension to the CSA program.
November 16, 2015
Electronic Logging Devices
In advance of e-logs mandate, KeepTruckin officially launches its ELD
The KeepTruckin ELD, the company says, is expected to be compliant with the impending mandate for e-log use at a monthly $20 per truck for service.
October 29, 2015
Overdrive Extra
E-log enforcement: Will it be āone strike, youāre outā? That and more from FTR conference
āItās a mandatory regulation,ā said former FMCSA head Annette Sandberg, meaning enforcers likely will drop a carriersā safety rating to Unsatisfactory, giving them 60 days to comply with the rule or be shut down, she says.
September 18, 2015
Business
Watch out for ārobust regulatory agendaā in Pres. Obamaās last 16 months
Though many of the regulations have been in the works before President Obama took office in January 2009, pressure is on to get new rules published before he leaves office, she said.
September 17, 2015
Electronic Logging Devices
Rule to require speed limiters could come this week, e-log rule expected soon too
Rules to mandate the use of speed limiters and electronic logging devices should see action soon. Hereās the latest.
August 17, 2015
Electronic Logging Devices
Rule to require electronic logging devices expected to proceed this month
A federal rule to mandate the use of electronic logging devices by truck operators is scheduled to make its next move toward implementation this month, according to a recent report issued by the DOT.
July 17, 2015
Business
Continuation of hours-of-service suspension, CSA disclaimers, e-log deadlines and more included in Senate bill
The Senate bill sets deadlines for rules mandating e-logs and speed limiters, allows 33-foot double trailers, continues the suspension of certain hours-of-service rules and requires a disclaimer next to CSA scores.
June 25, 2015
Electronic Logging Devices
Senate aiming to set deadlines for FMCSA to publish mandates for e-logs, speed limiters
A Senate bill could set deadlines for FMCSA to publish mandates for electronic logging devices and speed limiters. What those dates are, however, has not yet been published.
June 24, 2015
Overdrive Extra
Infographic: Electronic logging device maker PeopleNet pushes driver pay, convenience as e-log benfits
Major electronic logging device provider PeopleNet this week unveiled an infographic detailing stats that the company says show use of ELDs can boost a driverās annual pay by about $1,500 and save about 30 minutes a day.
April 30, 2015
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