The average cost per month for electronic logbook service is $20 to $25 per vehicle. Devices typically cost around $100 each. If you have the cash to pay for more expensive devices upfront, you can avoid monthly fees with a free service.

ELD Compliance means installing and properly using an FMCSA-registered ELD to record hours-of-service in required vehicles. The following vehicles are subject to the mandate: Interstate CMVs where drivers are currently required to keep record of duty status.

An electronic logbook is also known as an elog or e-log, electronic logging device or ELD. It's a technology application that was developed to help trucking and transportation companies, and drivers, comply more easily with a longstanding federal requirement. Who needs an electronic logbook (elog)?

All motor carriers and drivers, including those operating in intrastate commerce, are required to use an ELD to record a driver's RODS, pursuant to Title 13 of the California Code of Regulations (CCR), Section 1213(a)(1), unless otherwise exempted.