EROAD Drive
Electronic logging device for drivers. U.S. and Canada only
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- EROAD Drive v1.11 to v1.13 Enhancements OverviewSee what's different and cool about the new-and-improved Drive interface
- ELD PDF ResourcesHelpful downloadable resources for using our ELD solution
- Sign OutGo off duty and log out of your device at the end of your shift.
- View and Certify LogsAccess to the Driver Logs screen to view and certify logs
- Edit Driver LogsUpdate/correct a driver log, add a duty status to a log
- Add Remarks to LogsAnnotate log entries that may be unclear or unusual
- Switch Vehicles and TrailersRemove an asset to add a new one
- Add and Remove ShipmentsAssociate a shipment number with a vehicle
- Resolve Unidentified Driving RecordsAssign unidentified driving time to your driver logs
- Reassign Driving Records to UnidentifiedReturn unidentified driving time to the unidentified driving records list
- Perform DVIR InspectionsComplete Driver Vehicle Inspection Reports to remain compliant
- Log On-Duty Hours of Service When You Are Not DrivingTrack HOS even though you are not using vehicle
- Enable Sleeper Berth SplitSplit mandatory 10-hour rest breaks to fit your schedule and still remain in compliance
- Roadside InspectionsInitiate Roadside Inspection mode for safety officers
- Drive Operator's Guide, AUSDrive, an in-cab telematics solution from EROAD: vehicle inspections, logging time, jobs, navigation, etc. Guide is valid in Australia only.
- Sign InAccess EROAD Drive functionality
- ELD Feature Overview
- Signing InELD
- Signing OutELD
- Proposed Edits From SupervisorELD
- Logging HOS Without a VehicleELD
- Remarks and AnnotationsELD
- Roadside InspectionsELD
- ShipmentsELD
- Unidentified Driving RecordsELD
- Viewing Driver LogsELD
- Adding or Editing a Driver StatusELD
- Adding and Removing VehiclesELD
- Signing in Without a VehicleELD
- Enable Sleeper Berth SplitA quick tutorial on the sleeper berth split feature
- Return Unidentified DrivingAn overview for how to remove unidentified driving logs that drivers accidentally accepted