-   Trucking company safety management log software for multiple drivers

^{The Company Log Checker Software}

2012 U.S. Version
 - all versions are for 12 months of data and end on the last day of the year.
-  Valid for new 2012 FMCSA rules.

Do you need to keep track of MULTIPLE DRIVERS?
- AUTOMATE YOUR DRIVER'S LOGS to include the Current HOS RULES and RESETS -

   These are designed for personnel working at the terminal or your trucking company headquarters in order for your business to survive costly DOT auditing!  You can be asked to produce up to 6 MONTHS of your driver's logs during a random audit and this software gives you the peace of mind that your logs are IN ORDER.  Versions include the Company 15, Company 25, and the Company 50, for 15, 25, and 50 drivers respectively and are available for instant download using the "add to cart" buttons on the right.  Call us if you have the need for LARGER programs custom-made for your business!  (or to order toll-free over the phone:  866-851-2346)

 IMPORTANT!  You must have Microsoft Excel® 2000 or Higher installed on your computer for the Log Calculator to function!  This program is found on the Microsoft Office® CDROM or purchased separately from Microsoft.

YOU ENTER:  Sleeper Hours  /  Driving Hours  /  On Duty (not driving)  /  and Total Miles Traveled

YOU GET:

• AUTOMATIC WARNINGS for possible driver DOT violations.  You can avoid costly fines and keep all of your books in perfect order.  Send your drivers notice when they create a violation on their logs.
• MULTIPLE DRIVERS - versions for companies with 15, 25, 50 or more drivers.
• EASY RESET of EACH DRIVER to 70 hours available after 34 consecutive off-duty hours.
• DRIVER MILEAGE per Day, Month, and Year.
• DRIVER HOURS tracked for the last 8 days.  Shows you violations as you enter the numbers!
• SHOWS HOW MANY HOURS are available for each driver for the next 7 days.
• PRINTABLE VIOLATION TABLE which shows all individual driver violations to date.
• EASY one-time entering of all of your drivers by name.
• Not for <100 mile local route rules.  8-day, 70-hour Long-haul U.S. rules only.