One of Devine's ELDs in action

One of Devine’s ELDs in action

Electronic Logging Devices (ELDs) will be required in all trucks effective December 18, 2017.  These devices will precisely measure driver hours of service.  As a result, close planning and routing will be of utmost importance to ensure the driver can complete the delivery within the allowable hours of service.

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If these congestion issues persist, drayage costs will rise due to lack of productivity, the necessity for pre-pulls, and drivers leaving the industry.

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