ELD on TN360, an intuitive system that provides the data you need to make informed hours of service decisions. Stay on top of compliance-related issues, including Hours of Service (HOS) and DOT roadside inspections. Pair it with our electronic DVIR and IFTA reporting features to fulfill all your compliance needs.
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ELD on TN360 is designed to give fleet and compliance managers the ability to view all available Hours of Service for any driver at a glance.
See the status of any driver and associated vehicle operating under FMCSA HOS exemptions, including yard moves, personal conveyance and adverse driving conditions.
Drivers get complete visibility into how many hours they can drive and when. Real-time rest-break notifications with audible alerts help drivers know how much drive time they have left in their day.
Streamline your DVIR process with a fully compliant pre and post trip inspection application. With a seamless integration into the TN360 ELD and Maintenance platforms, you can be confident that driver on-duty time is being recorded correctly and maintenance actions are being completed.
When paired with fleet tracking software, motor carriers can improve safety, efficiency and reduce costs across their fleet operation.
TN360 offers more than just ELD compliance. Our approach is to help you implement digital processes to manage compliance across your fleet, including pre-trip inspections and IFTA:
Monitor driver behavior and create driver risk profiles through advanced driver analytics to improve fleet safety. View patterns of harsh driving behaviors, including braking, acceleration and cornering. Take your solution to the next level with integrated dashboard cameras, which use artificial intelligence (AI) to provide real-time audible alerts and driver coaching. View second-by-second HD replays of incidents on and off the road and eliminate he-said, she-said insurance claims.
TN360 offers fleet managers a technology ecosystem that connects teams and provides real-time information via a suite of mobile applications. Features, such as job management, dispatch, real-time communication, document management, insights and detailed analytics can boost your fleets productivity.
What is ELD? What does my ELD record? Is ELD Mandatory? We have the answers to your most pressing questions and more.
An electronic logging device (ELD) is an in-cab tablet or other mobile device used to track data regarding the movement and operation of a vehicle and its driver. It records driver hours (HOS) and keeps a record of duty (RODS). The United States Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration specifies that ELD use be mandatory for all vehicles covered under this legislation by Dec. 16, 2019.
ELDs capture and transmit a large volume of vehicle and driver data, including:
Yes, as of December 2019, most commercial vehicles are required to use electronic logging devices, including those that previously used Automatic Onboard Recording Devices (AOBRDs). To learn more about which vehicles need ELD, read our article: What vehicles must be DOT compliant?
The ELD rule:
A motor carrier must either explain why the time is unassigned or assign the time to the appropriate driver. The motor carrier must retain unidentified driving records for at least six months as a part of its hours-of-service (HOS) ELD records and make them available to authorized safety officials.
