Key Takeaways What is an electronic logging device? Electronic Logging Device (ELD) connects to a truck’s engine to automatically track driving hours and engine activity.…
Key Takeaways ELD violations happen when truck drivers or companies don’t follow the rules set by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) for Electronic…
Key Takeaways What Are Engine Hours? Engine hours track how long the engine has been running, whether the truck is moving or idling. This gives…
Key Takeaways What Is The Adverse Driving Conditions Exception? Adverse Driving Conditions exception is unexpected situations that make driving unsafe, such as severe weather or…
Key Takeaways What are ELD Exemptions? ELD exemptions are special rules that let some truck drivers operate without using an Electronic Logging Device (ELD). These…
Key Takeaways: What are DTC codes? DTC codes (Diagnostic Trouble Codes), also known as engine fault codes, are errors issued by a vehicle’s onboard diagnostics…
8 levels of DOT Inspection are: What is a dot inspection? DOT inspection is a detailed assessment conducted by the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT)…
Key Takeaways What is a Fuel Management System? Fuel Management System (FMS) is designed to manage and control fuel consumption in a fleet of vehicles…
Key Takeaways What Is CDL Pre-trip inspection? CDL pre-trip inspection is a safety check done before driving a commercial vehicle. It ensures the vehicle is…
Key Takeaways: What is Vehicle Fleet Management? Vehicle fleet management oversees and optimizes a business’s transportation vehicles to reduce costs, ensure compliance, and improve efficiency.…