ELD Compliance Solutions

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An ELD Trucking Device That Makes Recording, Reporting, and Sharing Easy

GPSTab is an industry-leading electronic logging device. Our ELD compliance solution helps users improve safety and compliance while getting the most out of their HOS.

Everything you need, all in one place

Organize multiple DOT numbers Efficiently consolidate your DOT authorities

Maintain and audit records Exercise e-log flexibility

Access driver scorecards Identify safe & unsafe driver behaviors

Inspection discretion Show only what’s legally required to be recorded

Maximize personal conveyance Use this status to its full capabilities

Automated compliance reporting Includes IFTA & Driver Vehicle Inspection Reports

24/7 customer support We’re available around-the-clock, when you need us most

Telematics & Data Diagnostic tools allow you to review your truck’s key parameters

ELD Devices are now a dime a dozen.

Yet, finding a truck ELD device that meets your particular needs can be difficult. GPSTab was created with drivers in mind, which is why our extensive features offer a simplified experience.

As industry insiders, we know how a single violation can cost your business thousands. Avoid costly violations with an ELD compliance software that meets your needs.

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ELD Features

Happy drivers. Easy-to-use technology allows drivers to record, report, and share detention info without the headache of a complicated system.

Self install devices. Devices are self-installed in under 60 seconds, keeping the truck on the road, with no need for installers or coming back to the yard.

Driver communication. Easily send messages to your driver through the app.

Driver scorecard. Track driver behavior to increase driver safety and productivity.

GPS tracking. Monitor locations, speeds, miles, route selection, detention time, and other events.

Repair and maintenance modules. Make better decisions on when to bring vehicles in for maintenance.

Color code and grouping abilities. Group vehicles together to help dispatchers track what each group is doing separately.

Audit driver logs. Prevent violations with live alerts for drivers and dispatchers.

Electronic Logging Device Compliance FAQ’s

Below are answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about ELD electronic devices and ELD compliance.

What does ELD stand for?

ELD stands for Electronic Logging Device. Since December 16, 2019, these devices are required for most commercial motor carriers.

What does ELD Do?

ELD stands for Electronic Logging Device. Since December 16, 2019, these devices are required for most commercial motor carriers.

What Is ELD Compliance?

ELD compliance means installing and using FMCSA-registered ELDs in required vehicles to record service hours.

What ELD hardware manufacturers are compatible with GPSTab?

Bluelink, IOSiX, and Pacific Track (Android only) devices are compatible with our system. Please note that if you have an Indiana device (VNA2), you will need to upgrade because the hardware has been discontinued. Contact us at 888-228-4460 ext 1 or email us at sales@gpstab.com to purchase a replacement.

What ELD Hardware Manufacturers Are Compatible With GPSTab?

Devices compatible with our system include Bluelink and IOSiX.

How Much Will It Cost to Make Sure Your Fleet Is ELD Compliant?

Each provider has varying prices depending on what components are part of a subscription and what components you purchase outright. For example, you might have the option of purchasing the engine connectivity software with a monthly software subscription but be able to buy and bring your own devices.

Keep in mind that with the right ELD logging device, you can turn compliance costs into profit.

Do I Need to Have GPS Tracking to Be Compliant?

A GPS fleet management solution would be the best way to provide accurate location information at specified intervals as per the ELD Rule specifications.

Can Cell Phones Be Used With ELDs?

Cell phones and other smart devices are used in conjunction with an ELD device to record and review information.

What Happens if You’re Not Compliant?

If you aren’t compliant with FMCSA regulations, you can face some hefty fines. In most cases, the driver isn’t the only one facing fines — the vehicle or business owner can also be fined. Insurance fees may also go up if your insurance company considers you a liability because of excessive fines. Additionally, you risk being put out of service for non compliance

Why Is the Electronic Logging Device (ELD) Mandate Required?

The ELD mandate is intended to give drivers a safer work environment. Additionally, it enables accurate tracking, managing, and sharing of records of duty status (RODS).