An FMCSA Registered ELD Solution

Easy Install

Simply plug our ELD into your OBD diagnostic port and your vehicles data is transmitted to your Bluetooth-enabled smartphone or tablet. No tools required.

Time Saver

Our ELD is like having a personal secretery to do your paperwork. No more time wasted doing paper logs, allowing you to spend more time driving.

Affordable

Bring Your Own Device, our system works with your Android or Apple phone or tablet. And with NO contracts or additional cellular plan, you save money compared to other systems.

Powerfull

With built-in GPS, Bluetooth LE (or “BLE”) and OTA firmware updates, our ELD is ready to work for years. Never worry about being outdated or needing to replace obsolete equipment.

IFTA

Our ELD records how many miles are driven in any state. Allowing you to track gallons purchased, making filing your IFTA reports a quick and easy process.

Reminders

Visual and audible reminders of HOS violations, keeping drivers compliant and rested, reducing driver fatigue and associated risks.

DVIR

Driver Vehicle Inspection Reports, with photos can be recorded and submitted via our mobile app, simplifying the inspection process.

Free Support

Our support is always free, with over 30 years in the automotive and commercial industry, we have experts to help you meet the ELD mandate

WHAT DO YOU KNOW ABOUT THE ELD MANDATE?

WHAT IS AN ELD?

An ELD is an electronic logging device designed to log the hours of service (HOS) for professional truck drivers. An ELD will connect to truck engine data through its vehicle diagnostic port and record driving activity.

WHY IS THIS NEEDED?

The FMCSA made the decision to move drivers from paper logs to electronic ones, was to make the roads drivers drive on each and every day safer. An ELD will ensure logs are accurate and within the hours of drive time allowed. ELDs also allow for easier hours of service (HOS) recording – taking the manual process out. The U.S. Government and the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) ruled that carriers and drivers who use paper logs, or logging software, must transition to an FMCSA compliant ELD by December 18, 2017.