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Gone are the days when you was required to rely on manual entries in truckers/ logbooks for the hours and services information log. With the Hours of Service (HOS) software module, making the logbook entry, recording, and compilation of data has turned into a fully automated process. It is really an simple and foolproof method that can be carried out through the cabin in the truck. It eliminates the quicker frustrating manual process that was at risk of all kinds of errors. This software with the help of GPS eliminates the necessity for manual audits. The workload in the driver is simplified as a result of clear to see and to work with content and sequence from the screen which facilitates rapid data entry. Moreover, compliance with DOT and FMCSA regulations is also possible effortlessly.

Information on Data Recorded

By making use of electronic hours of service log, the subsequent HOS total times in-cab data of each and every driver is recorded. They include the start starting time and date to be present, the entire drive time because the last qualified rest, cumulative drive some time and on-duty time since last qualified rest, cumulative present and drive time against weekly totals, current status that this driver is using, total distance in miles the driver has covered during the last Twenty four hours, current available status time, current sleeper berth status some time to current off duty status time.

Transmission of Data

The amount of time of service log info is recorded, transmitted and displayed through the in-cab Message Display Terminal (MDT) and the Net 960 CE-X. All relevant HOS information for instance driver ID and current status is entered with the aid of MDT. The data is transmitted having a simple push of the button by way of a wireless network for storage inside a computer and retrieval when necessary. This data may also be sent to drivers when necessary. The in-cab display can accommodate up to eight days of driving data. Slip seat operations can be accommodated within the HOS module.