NHVR expands access to EWDs with approval of Logmaster Australia EWD
16 Aug 22
(Information supplied by NHVR – On the Road Issue 146)
16 Aug 22
NHVR CEO Sal Petroccitto said the range of EWD options now available is allowing industry to better manage fatigue risks and choose the most suitable solution for their business.
“Drivers are switching over to using EWDs since we approved the first system in 2020, and it’s great to see Logmaster is offering another new option,” Sal said.
“The Logmaster platform includes features such as digital pre-start driver forms, night and day modes and national usability.
“It’s available on Android and iOS (Apple) operating systems, so drivers and companies can use most modern devices.”
(Information supplied by NHVR – On the Road Issue 146)
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