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ELD Exempt Trucks: Rules & Exemptions Explained
Learn about ELD exemptions for trucks, including which vehicles and drivers are exempt from electronic logs and how to ensure compliance.Enhanced Safety
Driving Time Tracking
HOS Compliance
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Truck Driver Hours: HOS Rules & Safety Guide
Discover the essential rules on truck driver hours to ensure safety and compliance. Learn how long truck drivers can drive, the 14-hour work window, and the DOT 70-hour rule.Regulatory Compliance
HOS Compliance
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Mastering the Split Sleeper Berth Provision for Trucking
Unlock the benefits of the split sleeper berth provision for safer, more efficient trucking. Learn how to flexibly manage rest periods within DOT sleeper berth rules.Regulatory Compliance
Enhanced Safety
HOS Compliance
Time Management
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California CARB Clean Truck Check (CTC)
California’s dedication to reducing air pollution has led to stringent regulations for heavy-duty vehicles operating on its roadways. The California Air Resources Board (CARB) has implemented the Clean Truck Check (CTC) program as part of these efforts, ensuring that emissions control systems in vehicles function properly. For fleet operators, complying with these requirements can be challenging, but First ELD offers a seamless solution with the Pacific Track PT40 device. Here's how First ELD can help your business meet CARB requirements efficiently.Vehicle Monitoring
Automated Driver Logs
Fleet Management Efficiency
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FMCSA Active ELD Revoke List and the Importance of Compliance
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) plays a crucial role in ensuring the safety and reliability of commercial motor vehicles on American roads. As part of their oversight, they mandate the use of Electronic Logging Devices (ELDs) to monitor drivers’ hours of service (HOS) and ensure compliance with federal regulations. However, not all ELDs meet the necessary compliance standards. When a device no longer complies with FMCSA regulations or fails to meet performance standards, it is placed on the **FMCSA ELD Revoked List**. Below, we explore some of the key reasons why an ELD might be revoked and provide a table of current revoked devices.Regulatory Compliance
Enhanced Safety
Regulations