Enterprise ELD vs Transit Tracking ELD Usage & Stats
FMCSA and DOT compliant and fully functional ELD. Easy to use for fleets, owner-operators and drivers.
-60h/7days or 70h/8days rules
-34h week restart with latest suspension of two periods 1-5am
-11h daily
-14h on-duty (daily)
-Sleeper berth
-Personal conveyance
-30 minutes break
-Location recording for engine on and off, and every 60 minutes if moving
-Mobile device permits duty status changes only when the vehicle is at rest
-Warns driver, visually and/or audibly of any malfunction
-When the truck is stationary for 5 minutes or more, it will default to on-duty not driving and the driver must enter the proper status
-The device (ELD) performs self-test, as well as a self-test at any point upon request of an authorized safety assurance official
-Able to send ELD data to DOT office during inspection as required by FMCSA
- Apple App Store
- Free
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With Transit Tracking ELD you can:
1. Keep more accurate and cost-effective logbooks
Reduce drivers time spent on updating logbooks and eliminate the costs of paper forms and the time to file paper logbooks.
2. Reduce vehicle maintenance costs
Maintenance reports and alerts reduce repair costs by notifying drivers of maintenance issues before turning into expensive breakdowns.
3. Maximize fleet profitability
Reports analytics give fleet managers and drivers insight into vehicle and driver performance that helps maximize fleet profitability.
4. Reduce paperwork
ELD software can significantly reduce paperwork for drivers and allow them to be more productive during working hours.
5. Reduce unsafe driving
Unsafe driving reports promote safety through alerts related to speeding, hard-braking, and other driver initiated behaviours.
- Apple App Store
- Free
- Utilities
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Enterprise ELD VS. 
Transit Tracking ELDDecember 23, 2024