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M2M ELD M2M Calamp (Android)
M2M ELD (ELD ID M2M018) was withdrawn by its maker on Apr 5, 2023, according to FMCSA's revoked list dated Oct 24, 2026. It is no longer a registered ELD. Source: FMCSA ELD list.
- ELD IDM2M018
Made by AAMP Global (Formerly M2M In Motion) · ELD ID M2M018 · model M2M Calamp (Android) · version 1.0.2022.201130 +
- Withdrawn
- Apr 5, 2023
- FMCSA list dated
- Oct 24, 2026
Can I keep driving with M2M ELD?
Not as a registered ELD. The maker pulled it off FMCSA's list (FMCSA calls it "self-revoked"), and FMCSA hasn't published a paper-log period or grace period for withdrawn devices, so don't count on 60 days. Ask your provider which registered device or app version replaces it.
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Source: FMCSA revoked ELD list, dated Oct 24, 2026, last compared with FMCSA Oct 25, 2026 (FMCSA timestamp 4/5/2023 2:36:42 PM).
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Listed 4 times on FMCSA's revoked list
FMCSA lists this device once per software version or model. Same status and date on every row:
- M2M Geometris (Android)version 1.0.2022.201130 +
- M2M Geometris (iOS)version 2022.201222 +
- M2M Calamp (iOS)version 2022.201222 +
- M2M Calamp (Android)version 1.0.2022.201130 +
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)
What to do when a maker pulls a device: My ELD was revoked: what to do. The rules behind the 60 days: the 60-day rule, explained.
Device details on FMCSA's list
- App on a phone or tabletModel on FMCSA's list: “M2M Calamp (Android)”
- Unit at the diagnostic portModel on FMCSA's list: “M2M Calamp (Android)” (CalAmp hardware)
| Device name | M2M ELD |
|---|---|
| ELD ID | M2M018 |
| Model | M2M Calamp (Android) |
| Software version | 1.0.2022.201130 + |
| Company on the list | AAMP Global (Formerly M2M In Motion) |
| Data transfer | not listed |
| Provider website | m2minmotion.com (as listed by FMCSA) |
| User manual | FMCSA removed public access when the device left the registered list |
Source: FMCSA ELD list, dated Oct 24, 2026. FMCSA notes that providers self-certify their devices; FMCSA publishes no registration date.
Other AAMP Global (Formerly M2M In Motion) devices
- M2M ELD (M2M018)Withdrawn by provider Apr 5, 2023
- M2MIM ELD (M2M018)Withdrawn by provider Apr 5, 2023
All AAMP Global (Formerly M2M In Motion) devices and their history
Questions
Is M2M ELD still FMCSA approved?
No. M2M ELD (ELD ID M2M018) was withdrawn by its maker on Apr 5, 2023, according to FMCSA's revoked list dated Oct 24, 2026. It is no longer a registered ELD. A revoked or withdrawn device isn't on FMCSA's registered list, and 49 CFR 395.22(a) allows only registered ELDs.
How long do I have to replace M2M ELD?
FMCSA hasn't published a grace period for devices a maker withdraws, so don't count on 60 days. Ask AAMP Global (Formerly M2M In Motion) which registered device or app version replaces it, and look that one up here.
Can a revoked ELD be reinstated?
Yes, if the maker fixes the problems: "If the ELD provider corrects all identified deficiencies for their devices, FMCSA will place the ELDs back on the list of registered devices and inform the industry and the field of the update." Until FMCSA's registered list shows it again, treat it as revoked.
What should I replace it with?
Any device on FMCSA's registered list. Registered providers that publish a monthly price start at $5.00 a month: ELD prices.