ELDs, HOS Compliance, and the Technology Transforming the Trucking Industry

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ELDs, HOS Compliance, and the Technology Transforming the Trucking Industry

How ELDs, fleet management platforms, and emerging technologies help trucking companies improve regulatory compliance, driver safety, and operational efficiency. For trucking companies, compliance with federal Hours of Service (HOS) regulations is more than a legal obligation. It is an essential component of driver safety, operational efficiency, risk management, and long-term business success. Electronic Logging Devices

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Understanding and Handling a DOT Violation

Receiving a Department of Transportation (DOT) violation can have varying consequences depending on its severity and the carrier’s overall compliance record. Minor violations, such as incomplete logbooks or missing paperwork, are documented but usually do not halt operations. In contrast, serious violations—like mechanical failures or safety infractions—can lead to immediate enforcement actions, including placing a

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International Roadcheck 2025 Coming May 13-15

The CVSA International Roadcheck returns this May with enhanced focus on RODS (record of duty status) and tire safety. The 37-point, high-visibility inspection is designed to keep drivers and fleet managers aware of critical safety and compliance issues. Hours of Service and documentation will play an important role as usual, and vehicle condition inspections will

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FMCSA Issues National Emergency Declaration for HOS Relief

The DOT (U.S. Department of Transportation) Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has issued a national emergency declaration to provide HOS relief (hours-of-service regulatory relief) to commercial vehicle drivers who are transporting emergency relief in response to the coronavirus epidemic (COVID-19). FMCSA’s declaration provides for regulatory relief for commercial motor vehicle operations providing direct assistance supporting

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