Is my ELD still registered?

New revocations: the RSS feed adds an item for each device that lands on FMCSA's revoked list.

Before you act on a "revoked" result, open FMCSA's revoked list and match the device name and ELD ID exactly. A provider's other devices, or a newer version, can still be registered. This is a copy of FMCSA's list from Oct 24, 2026.

Do I need an ELD at all?

A truck rated 10,001 lbs or more running interstate is a commercial motor vehicle (what applies at each weight), and its driver needs an ELD unless one of these exceptions fits:

• Logs on 8 days or fewer in any 30-day periodpaper logs allowed
• Truck built before model year 2000, going by the VIN on its registrationpaper logs allowed
• Driveaway-towaway: the vehicle you drive is the load, or you're towing a motor home or RV trailer to deliver itpaper logs allowed
• Short haul: you stay within 150 air-miles of your usual reporting spot and are released within 14 hoursno logs; the carrier keeps time records

"A motor carrier may require a driver to record the driver's duty status manually in accordance with this section, rather than require the use of an ELD, if the driver is operating a commercial motor vehicle: (1) In a manner requiring completion of a record of duty status on not more than 8 days within any 30-day period; (2) In a driveaway-towaway operation in which the vehicle being driven is part of the shipment being delivered; (3) In a driveaway-towaway operation in which the vehicle being transported is a motor home or a recreation vehicle trailer; or (4) That was manufactured before model year 2000, as reflected in the vehicle identification number as shown on the vehicle's registration."

49 CFR 395.8(a)(1)(ii)(A)

"A driver is exempt from the requirements of §§ 395.8 and 395.11 if: (i) The driver operates within a 150 air-mile radius (172.6 statute miles) of the normal work reporting location; (ii) The driver, except a driver-salesperson, returns to the work reporting location and is released from work within 14 consecutive hours;"

49 CFR 395.1(e)(1), which also requires 10 hours off between shifts and 6 months of time records

A device that malfunctions isn't an exception: the carrier "has 8 days to repair, service, or replace the ELD" (FMCSA ELD FAQ). A revoked device has its own deadline: what to do when an ELD is revoked.

Most recent FMCSA revocation

Revocations by month

In 2026 so far, FMCSA revoked 56 devices and providers withdrew 46. Each bar counts devices by the date on FMCSA's revoked list.

What FMCSA requires

"A motor carrier required to use an ELD must use only an ELD that is listed on the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration's registered ELDs list."

49 CFR 395.22(a)

"Motor carriers have up to 60 days to replace the revoked ELDs with a compliant ELD."

FMCSA revocation notices, ELD News and Events

"No. Consistent with its approach to other investigations, FMCSA will not publicize ELD investigations. Should an ELD investigation result in a device being deemed a noncompliant device, then that device will be listed on the ELD revoked list."

FMCSA ELD FAQ

Providers with revocations

• Gorilla Fleet Safety, LLC18 revoked
• TT ELD Inc4 revoked
• Aireld Technologies3 revoked1 withdrawn
• Rollingtrans3 revoked1 withdrawn
• NATIONAL TRANSPORTATION PARTNERS LLC3 revoked
• BEMOREX, INC2 revoked
• BLUE STAR ELD INC2 revoked
• Club ELD2 revoked
• Ev ELD Inc.2 revoked
• FIRST ELD LLC2 revoked
• HGRS2 revoked
• ONTIME LOGS INC2 revoked

More: the FMCSA revoked ELD list, what to do if yours was revoked, prices registered providers publish, and the 60-day replacement rule, explained.