Mandatory electronic logs to ensure drivers don't exceed hours of service
The BC Trucking Association supports new federal-provincial regulations that will require all commercial trucks operating in B.C. to have electronic logging devices installed to ensure drivers aren’t exceeding hours of service regulations.
The federal government has mandated the use of electronic logging devices for all drivers crossing provincial and territorial borders as a way of ensuring drivers and fleet operators are abiding by the hours of service regulations. Each province is responsible for amending its own provincial motor vehicles act regulations to conform to the federal mandate.
"The BC Trucking Association is pleased that the province will bring into force a provincial ELD mandate, which will improve safety for all road users by increasing compliance with hours-of-service regulations," said BC Trucking Association president Dave Earle.
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