Low cost EWD beaming with benefits for truckies
Hubfleet’s easy-to-use, feature-packed electronic work diary (EWD) is rapidly gaining popularity in the industry with individual drivers and large fleets alike.
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New EWD saves drivers and fleets time and money
If you’re looking for an easy-to-use, feature-packed electronic work diary (EWD) with definitive returns from the first day you log on, then look no further than Hubfleet, says its founder James Doherty.
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NHVR approves first two EWDs based on iOS devices
The NHVR has approved Q by Quallogi as the first Electronic Work Diary (EWD) to operate on an additional Android and two iOS devices.
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Quallogi becomes fifth EWD approved for use
How switching to paperless revolutionises your business
From contracts, reports and receipts to customer forms and work diaries, drivers across Australia’s transport industry are faced with a lot of paperwork to stay on top of, often having to sift through dozens of pages to find the relevant info they need.
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Toll launches EWD pilot program
With two Electronic Work Diaries (EWD) now approved for use, Toll Group has become among the first companies in Australia to implement the Teletrac Navman technology, through a five-driver pilot program.
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Readers split on the benefits of electronic work diaries
As we first reported on bigrigs.com.au earlier this month, two electronic work diary options – from Step Global and Teletrac Navman – have been officially approved for use from December 1.
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Industry reacts to December EWD rollout
Former truckie-turned Senator, Glenn Sterle, has mixed feelings about the introduction of the EWD alternative for truckies from December 1.
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