ELD Mandate & Electronic Logs

ORLANDO — In a sometimes-lively educational session at the American Trucking Associations 2017 Management Conference & Exhibition Saturday, a panel of regulatory, enforcement and fleet personnel fielded questions on enforcement and other aspects of the electronic logging device mandate that goes into effect Dec. 18.

Mondelez International’s senior global fleet manager John Dmochowsky was named the 2017 Professional Fleet Manager of the Year during a ceremony at the Automotive Fleet & Leasing Association’s (AFLA) annual conference in Las Vegas on September 18.

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Motorists – Slow down in residential neighborhoods and obey all traffic signs and signals…

The noise surrounding the development of autonomous vehicles is getting louder. We’re being told what the future looks like, but without the ability to harness the technology now, it’s easier to just turn down the volume…

Truckers around the country – including in the nation’s capital – gathered between Oct. 6-8 to protest the upcoming ELD mandate, which goes into effect Dec. 18. To be sure, a lot of lobbying firepower remains aimed at keeping the rule as it is.

Navigating the waters of electronic logging device (ELD) compliance can be tricky. ELD compliance is required by Dec. 18, 2017, while the extension for automatic on-board recording device (AOBRDs) is Dec. 16, 2019.
Ten steps to help ensure you are in compliance with the upcoming electronic logging device (ELD) mandate are…