Handling HOS Issues

About the Training

When the ELD acts up or the hours run short, drivers need a clear plan. This training covers the most common Hours of Service and device problems on the road — login failures, unresponsive tablets, running out of hours — and the right steps to stay compliant and get help.

What You'll Learn

  • Identify common ELD problems such as login failures and unresponsive tablets
  • Describe the steps to take when running low on available hours
  • Explain the importance of logging out at the end of every shift
  • Recognize when to contact safety for device assistance

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