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Trimble’s eDriver Logs certified as Canadian ELD mandate compliant

Jason Morgan
By Jason Morgan
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Trimble‘s eDriver Logs electronic logging device (ELD) software has been certified to comply with the technical requirements of the Canadian ELD mandate. The certification applies to the use of eDriver Logs ELD software when paired with Trimble’s PeopleNet Mobile Gateway (PMG) hardware.

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Trimble’s eDriver Logs platform automates a fleet’s hours of service (HOS), allowing drivers to manage their hours in the cab through an Android-powered display experience. Reporting capabilities enable back office users to review driver logs as well as integrate driver and vehicle information with key transportation management, maintenance and safety systems, Trimble stated.

Under the terms of Canada’s Commercial Vehicle Drivers Hours of Service Regulations, all ELDs must be tested and certified by accredited certification bodies to ensure that they conform to the requirements of the regulation. Trimble has received certification, confirming that it fully complies with the mandate’s technical standards.

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