Keeping Smartphones Secure with TruckingOffice ELD App

Keeping Smartphones Secure with TruckingOffice ELD App

According to the government’s ELD mandate, trucking companies are now required to install an electronic logging device in their trucks. This is to monitor truckers’ driving time. The mandate is also to ensure compliance with hours of service rules. To make this...
ELD Made Simple

ELD Made Simple

When we were designing the ELD system from TruckingOffice, I spent some time with our electronic log device development team this week.  “Keep it simple,” we say.  You want the ELD made simple – so do we. TruckingOffice’s ELD system was built...
Pros and Cons of Fuel Tax Software

Pros and Cons of Fuel Tax Software

Which IFTA Software Will You Choose? Is this even a discussion?  Are people talking about the pros and cons for fuel tax software? Fuel tax software supercharges your ability to tend to IFTA matters with a minimum of time and effort. Just like the first automobiles...
How to File Amended IFTA Reports

How to File Amended IFTA Reports

A wise man once said “to err is human.” That’s certainly true when it comes to IFTA reports. Sometimes it’s necessary to file amendments to previous year’s returns. Here is a look at what you’ll need in order to do so. NOTE: these procedures will vary somewhat from...

The Right Trucking Company Software Makes IFTA Easy

Paying your IFTA taxes isn’t fun, but TruckingOffice’s trucking company software makes it a lot less painful.  In fact, you’ll be amazed at how our product removes the hassle and uncertainty from the process, letting you get away from the desk and back to the one...

Automate Your Business with Truck Dispatch Software

Truck dispatch software can transform your business, making it possible to operate more smoothly, efficiently, and profitably than ever before. Plus, with TruckingOffice’s cloud-based programs, you can enjoy greater security and peace of mind. Here are some of the...

The Road Check Is Coming

The Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance has scheduled its annual Roadcheck on June 3 to June 5.  Nearly 10,000 inspectors will spread out from Alaska to Mexico to examine trucks at 1,500 locations. The purpose of these inspections is to check on compliance to the...

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