Start with the trucks that travel between jobs
A construction fleet can include road-going haul trucks, support vehicles and equipment that stays on a site. Those assets do not all call for the same product. Factor ELD can discuss an electronic logging setup for your trucks and separate asset-tracking options for equipment. Confirm the intended use and compatibility of each device before ordering.
For drivers, the useful demonstration is a complete workday: collect a truck, travel to a site, perform assigned work and return or move to another job. Factor ELD's driver app records driving activity and supports duty-status log review. Setup guidance helps your team connect those daily tasks to the chosen hardware and app.
Keep crew changes from becoming account confusion
Build a simple vehicle-and-driver list for the rollout. Identify which people drive, which trucks they share and who in the office reviews the logs. Include a replacement driver in your demonstration, especially if crews change between projects.
The construction label does not establish an ELD exception. Have the responsible fleet lead confirm the rules for each vehicle and route, including any public-road travel. Product onboarding can then follow that decision.
What to cover with Factor ELD
- Truck models, engine connections and installed mobile devices.
- Driver changes between yards, crews or shifts.
- Log entries for driving and work performed at the jobsite.
- The difference between ELD hardware and equipment-tracking options.
Factor ELD also offers 24/7 multilingual support. Ask about the setup process for the drivers and office staff who will use the system, then review Factor ELD plans with our team.
Construction fleet questions
Does every machine on a construction site need an ELD?
Do not buy by equipment category alone. ELD applicability and device compatibility are separate questions. Review road use and vehicle details with your compliance lead, then discuss the appropriate product with Factor ELD.
Can we begin with a small group of trucks?
Discuss a rollout beginning with representative vehicles. Include the connector types and driver handoffs found elsewhere in your fleet so the initial setup answers useful questions before expansion.