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How an MCSAP Inspector Obtains an ELD Output File at a Roadside Inspection

At a roadside inspection, an MCSAP inspector (or any authorized safety official) can obtain an Electronic Logging Device (ELD) output file from the driver’s ELD if the driver is required to use one under the ELD rule. Driver must be ELD‑required The ELD rule applies...

How to Get Control of Driver Log Falsification

Deborah Lockridge In the years since mandatory electronic logging devices for most U.S. truck drivers went fully into effect in late 2019, log falsification violations rank as one of the most common driver-related violations discovered by enforcement officials. Log...

FMCSA Cracks Down on Fraudulent ELDs With New Vetting System — But Stops Short of Third-Party Certification

Deborah Lockridge ‘The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration announced what it called a complete overhaul of the vetting process for electronic logging devices that track truck driver hours of service compliance, but stopped short of requiring third-party...

ELD tampering focus of CVSA Roadcheck

Land Line Media The Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance’s three-day enforcement blitz is underway. CVSA’s International Roadcheck runs from May 12-14. During those days, enforcement personnel throughout North America will inspect commercial motor vehicles and drivers...

Guide to ELD Compliance

FMCSA has been taking a CLOSE look at self-certification of ELDs and finding those that are not compliant. If you are in doubt or questioning if the ELD your fleet is using meets the requirements in 49CFR part 395, the check list below will help. Guide to ELD...

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How an MCSAP Inspector Obtains an ELD Output File at a Roadside Inspection

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FMCSA Cracks Down on Fraudulent ELDs With New Vetting System — But Stops Short of Third-Party Certification

ELD tampering focus of CVSA Roadcheck

Guide to ELD Compliance

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