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Canada's June 12 ELD mandate implementation date came and went with no actual devices certified yet – but a second certification company has been named.
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Read More →Delays in ELD certification in Canada could imperil carriers' compliance with that country's new ELD rules. With fewer than 110 days remaining before the deadline, there are still no certified ELDs on the market.
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