Alberta-based truckers interested talking for a news story?

I expect more aggressive driving in Ontario and Quebec where we are limited to 105KMH. I'm local and won't be using elogs so doesn't matter for me. Just like how crashes went up in the states after elogs, it'll probably happen here too.

 

#### CBC

 

no it hasn't

 

Thought it was in effect, just soft enforcement.
Electronic logging devices

 

It got bumped back 2 or 3 times for Canada / Federal but Alberta / Provincial will not be using them. Yet.


Electronic logging devices

Electronic logging devices (ELDs) are equipment that automatically record driving time in commercial motor vehicles. This helps make sure that drivers are compliant with hours of service regulations resulting in reduced fatigue for drivers, improved administrative efficiency and safer roads in Canada.

On March 7, 2022, the Canadian Council of Motor Transport Administrators (CCMTA) released a message for industry confirming that all jurisdictions support a period of progressive enforcement without penalties until January 1, 2023, including elevated education and awareness for motor carriers and drivers.

 

we've been running ON/QC on paper up until today

you can stay on paper if you don't leave ontario

 

I’m guessing my company went elog early then to work out any kinks or technical issues.

 

I started using ELog a year ago,,,others at company having to start as of today. Its pretty basic for anyone who is familiar with a computer or cell phone
The basic intro company gave me did not even mention PC mode, yard move or how to edit.. The other week while I was off duty the elog went on/off duty every 2 minutes for 12 hours???

 

For Ontario,

Electronic logging devices for commercial motor vehicles

Only if you meet one of the exemptions can you still run paper.


As for op, I don't have enough "victim" points for cbc's liking

 

Boy. That’s a glitch that can screw you up!