Driver ELD logs are managed from the DRIVER link, or the Administration > Driver page. When a specific driver is selected, you can view or edit ELD logs. Only Unit Manager or Client Administrator permissions can download or email logs.
View Driver ELD Logs
Use Logs > View Logs to access driver ELD logs in Depot.
- Click the DRIVER menu.
- Select a driver from the Driver List.
- Click LOGS, and then click VIEW LOGS.
Use the date arrows to scroll through dates or select a date from the calendar.
Note: MyEROAD can also display daylight savings and time zone changes on the graph and event tables.
Modifying Driver ELD Logs
You can suggest changes to driver logs only if they are already certified by the driver. Any edits are only recommendations and can be approved or rejected by the driver per FMCSA requirements. The carrier might suggest edits to a driver’s ELD records to ensure accuracy after reviewing a driver’s submitted and certified records. However, a driver must accept or reject any proposed changes to implement the edits on the driver’s ELD records. When the driver accepts to confirm the carrier edits, the driver must recertify and resubmit the records.
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Any edits or additions to duty status in a driver's logs are reflected in the HOS Violations Report and/or the Driver Timesheet Report, as applicable, after the driver has approved the edit.
You cannot modify automatic driving time (driving status) per FMCSA rules, you can only add a Remark to account for discrepancies.
You cannot modify a status immediately following automatic driving time but you can add a Remark.
Example: If a driver stops driving, forgets to change status, but leaves the engine running, the driving time continues to accumulate. After six minutes, the driver is automatically prompted to change status. If there is no response, the ELD automatically changes the status to On-duty.
The six minutes that the driver is standing, but accumulating driving time, can only be edited with a Remark in the driving event. Also, since you cannot edit the the On-duty status following driving time, you cannot insert a new duty status, just add a Remark. The driver is notified on the ELD the next time they login that there is an edit to accept or reject.
Editing a Status
1. Click the DRIVER menu.
2. Select a driver from the Driver List. and click LOGS, and then click VIEW LOGS.
3. Click the event you want to change.
4. Enter new values in the fields that you are adjusting.
5. Add a remark (required) to explain the reason for the changes.
6. Click UPDATE to save the change. A notification for driver review is automatically sent to the driver's ELD. You can see driver responses in the Driver Notification section.
Inserting a New Duty Status
If you are inserting a new status, the new status must end before the next status change. The start time must not overlap with an automatic driving status.
1. Click the DRIVER menu.
2. Select a driver from the Driver List. and click LOGS, and then click VIEW LOGS.
3. Click + Add Duty Status to open new Duty Status fields. All fields require an entry. Click Add to save.
Download Driver ELD Logs
Use the Logs > Export Logs feature in each driver detail panel to email or download a CSV version of a driver's logs to Enforcement Partners.
- Click the DRIVER menu.
- Select a driver from the Driver List.
- Click LOGS, and then EXPORT LOGS.
The Export ELD Logs dialog box appears.
1. Click one of the following option buttons.
- Download Driver Logs as PDF
- Email Output Files
- Transfer Output Files to FMCSA via Email
- Transfer Output Files to FMCSA via Web Services
2. Click the Time Period field (this is a required field) and select either 8-day view or 1-month view.
3. Click the Export until date (inclusive) field. This defaults to the current date, but you have the option to select a different date in the calendar popup box.
4. Click Download.
