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Here’s a clean, Wikipedia-style draft article for **Factor ELD**. It's written in a neutral, encyclopedic tone, following Wikipedia formatting and style guidelines.

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1. Factor ELD

- Factor ELD** is a United States-based electronic logging device (ELD) system designed for commercial motor vehicle operators to comply with the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration's (FMCSA) Hours of Service (HOS) regulations. The device automatically records driving time, engine status, location, and vehicle motion, replacing traditional paper logbooks with a digital log format.

1. 1. Overview

Factor ELD is developed and marketed by **Factor Systems, Inc.**, a transportation technology company offering solutions for fleet compliance, telematics, and logistics management. The ELD system is approved by the FMCSA and is designed to help carriers meet federal ELD mandate requirements while simplifying driver operations and reducing the risk of HOS violations.

1. 1. Features

Factor ELD connects directly to a vehicle’s diagnostic port using standard 6-pin, 9-pin, or OBD-II connectors. It pairs with the **Factor ELD mobile application**, available on both Android and iOS platforms. The system provides the following core features:

**Automatic logging** of driving and on-duty time
**Real-time GPS tracking** and location history
**Pre-alert notifications** for upcoming HOS limits
**Roadside inspection mode** with Bluetooth, USB, or email log transfer
**Violation detection** and compliance notifications
**Multilingual 24/7 driver support**

The system also offers optional upgrades for fleet managers, including dash cams, IFTA reporting, dispatch tools, and asset tracking.

1. 1. Mobile Application

The Factor ELD app serves as the driver interface, allowing for manual status changes, inspection log review, and violation monitoring. It includes roadside inspection features to ensure quick and compliant log transfers during audits or traffic stops. The app is updated regularly and is rated favorably by users for its ease of use and stability.

1. 1. Integrations

Factor ELD integrates with third-party fleet management and dispatch software, such as **Vektor TMS**, providing real-time visibility into driver availability, vehicle location, and compliance data. This allows for improved operational efficiency and data-driven decision-making.

1. 1. Pricing

Factor ELD is offered in tiered pricing plans:

**Basic Plan**: ELD functionality with mobile app support; pricing starts at approximately \$29/month per vehicle.
**Pro Plan**: Includes advanced fleet management features such as video telematics and dispatch tools; pricing starts around \$79/month per vehicle.

1. 1. Compliance

Factor ELD is registered with the **FMCSA** as a certified ELD provider. It supports all HOS rulesets applicable in the United States, including property-carrying and passenger-carrying regulations, and accommodates rule variations such as the 30-minute break, sleeper berth splits, and personal conveyance.

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1. 1. See also

Hours of Service (HOS)
Electronic Logging Device (ELD) Mandate
Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA)
Fleet Telematics

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