Did you know that automatic onboard recording devices (AOBRDs) are compliant with the ELD mandate? Learn more about AOBRDs and why fleets should transition to them first by watching a recording of our recent webinar, AOBRDs? I Thought I Needed An ELD?
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) has withdrawn their final rulemaking on obstructive sleep apnea, reflecting a recent change in the Department of Transportation’s (DOT) priorities.
Curious about how electronic logging devices will affect your fleet’s operations? Confused by the misconceptions surrounding ELDs? Find out what you need to know by watching a recording of our recent webinar, Electronic Logging Devices Explained!
The ELD mandate deadline is fast approaching! Help your fleet get ready by learning more about ELDs and how to create a transition plan by watching a recording of our recent webinar, Ready-Set-Transition.
We’re excited to announce BigRoad’s 2017 Big Rig Rockstars! With so many great nominations, it was a challenge to choose a winner but have a narrowed it down to out top three! Did you win? Check out this post to see!
Get the most out of your fleet’s transition to electronic logging devices (ELDs) by watching a recording of our recent webinar, How to Optimize Your Fleet’s Operations with ELDs.
More states are starting to mandate electronic logging devices (ELDs) for intrastate drivers. First, it was Florida and Texas. California and Oregon are now the latest states to announce that their intrastate drivers will need to be using electronic logging devices as well. Who will be next?
BigRoad is putting you back in the driver’s seat with the launch BigRoad Freight! This industry changing offering gives you the ability to book the loads from within the BigRoad Mobile App while providing hours-of-service (HOS) visibility and quick payment.
The FMCSA recently granted agriculture drivers a 90-day extension on implementing electronic logging devices (ELDs). Read more to learn about the extension, why the FMCSA is granting one specifically to agriculture drivers, and what this means for these drivers’ ELD compliance.
