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In March 2022, the Canadian Council of Motor Transport Administrators (CCMTA) announced that “the use of ELDs for federally regulated carriers will be mandatory starting January 1, 2023.” The BC Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure is currently determining how to mandate ELDs in the province. As stated in the BC National Safety Code Bulletin, “the revised intended target for the implementation of a provincial ELD mandate is January 1, 2023.”
Existing British Columbia Hours-of-Services (HOS) regulations mirror the Canadian federal regulations. Additional rules have been added; BC Logging Hours of Services is an example. Trucks in BC can follow one of three HOS rules based on their industry of operation: BC Logger, Canadian Federal Cycle 1, or Canadian Federal Cycle 2.
For more information on BC Logging HOS, visit Understanding Canadian ELD Mandate and BC Logging Hours-of-Services.
Key benefits of using Streamline ELD, Navistream:
- ELD Compliance
- Flexible for your specific business needs
- Various HOS, including BC Logging HOS
- Local, quick and responsive customer support
- Driver-friendly and easy-to-navigate user interface
- Pre-/post trip DVIR inspections that are customizable
- Trip & shift summary reportings, IFTA mileage reporting, geofencing and fuel tracking
- Advanced and customizable reporting
- GPS tracking included
- Two-way messaging
- Unlimited users
- Data included
What Navistream Can Do For You
Automated Workflows
Geofencing
Two-Way Messaging
Vehicle Safety Inspection
Asset & Truck Tracking
E-Logs (ELD)
Driver Experience of Using Navistream ELD
A Day in The Life – Using Electronic Logging Devices (ELDs).
Navistream ELD is known for its simplicity and reliability. That is why we are the Number 1 Choice among Forestry Truck Drivers.