General
An Electronic Logging Device (ELD) automatically records a driver's Hours of Service (HOS). Under FMCSA regulations, most commercial motor vehicle (CMV) drivers who are required to maintain a Record of Duty Status (RODS) must use a certified ELD.
Read moreYes. Route One ELD is self-certified and registered on the FMCSA's official list of compliant ELD providers. Our devices meet all federal technical specifications for data recording, transfer, and tamper protection.
Read moreEvery ELD provider helps drivers stay compliant, but not every provider approaches it the same way. Route One ELD focuses on straightforward pricing, flexible options, an easy-to-use platform, and dedicated support. Our goal is to help owner-operators and fleets spend less time managing compliance and more time running their business.
Read moreYou can reach our support team by email at support@routeoneeld.com, through the help center at helpcenter.routeoneeld.com, or by calling our customer support line. Basic plan users receive priority support.
Read moreYes. Route One ELD is designed to scale — from a single owner-operator truck to enterprise fleets. The Free and Basic plans are ideal for owner-operators, while the Enterprise plan offers API access, dedicated account management, and advanced analytics for larger operations.
Read moreNeed help using a new feature?
Visit the Route One ELD Help Center for step-by-step guides, screenshots, and setup instructions.
Still have questions?
Our support team is ready to help you with any questions about Route One ELD — from setup to compliance.