Garmin eLog™ Compliant ELD

Garmin

About this app

Take the easy route to ELD compliance. The easy-to-use Garmin eLog™ compliant ELD (FMCSA-registered electronic logging device) is a simple one-time purchase with no subscription fees. The device automatically tracks and records Hours of Service (HOS). Right out of the box, this stand-alone device supports 9-pin J1939 and 6-pin J1708 diagnostic ports to fit nearly any truck. Download the Garmin eLog app to a compatible smartphone to complete your compliance solution. Garmin eLog automatically records driving time, provides easy access to set driver duty status and allows you to quickly see remaining driving hours by day or week. All records are securely stored on your compatible smartphone. When needed, records are easily retrieved for roadside inspection via USB flash drive.

We listen to your feedback. The teams at Garmin are working continuously to improve the Garmin eLog system. If you experience any issues or problems, please reach out to our Product Support team at support.garmin.com.

Ratings and reviews

I'm having issues with it shutting off. I'm not sure if it is the phone or elogs. But it is getting crazy. Sometimes it will be fine for a few hrs then sometimes every few minutes. I have to unplug it under the dashboard for it to connect to the phone. Always something about the Bluetooth. Had this from the start .really like this. Started this when it needed an update Thanks it worked out. Had to reset phone 5 times. But the update finally stuck. Thanks for your help.

I didn't want to change from paper log to electronic,but I got inspected by dot and was forced to. I am glad that I did now. It is so much easier to go on the app and log in and out and be legit and not have to fill out all of the information everyday. It's all stored in my elog I just log in and out. It gives me warnings 2 hours before I have to take a break. A lot quicker and easier than paper log.

Sometimes when I start the engine, the ELD puts me in driving status, even when I'm not moving. The new rule is not compleat. It automatically puts me in driving status after just 5 mph (I would like it to be at least 10 mph). After every hour I drive, it shows my odometer and number of hours the engine has been running, but the numbers it shows are wrong. Also, I wish it wouldn't show anything at all, since it is not mandatory. It is not nesesary to show each time when the engine start/off.

What’s new

• Updated FMCSA certificate authorities for inspection report submissions.
• Fixed the missing CMV error in reports.