Platform Science adds Canadian ELD certification for DTNA’s platform
Platform Science says it has become the first provider to achieve Canadian electronic logging device (ELD) certification on Daimler Truck North America’s factory-installed Common Telematics Platform 2 (CTP2).
Built on Platform Science’s Virtual Vehicle platform, this expanded ELD certification enables fleets operating Freightliner and Western Star vehicles equipped with CTP2 to run a single, integrated compliance solution across the United States and Canada without requiring aftermarket gateway hardware, the company said in a news release.
“Our Canadian certification on the CTP2 represents a new standard for how compliance technology can be delivered to fleets,” said Darrin Demchuk, senior vice president of product – fleet North America, Platform Science. “With certification now extended from the U.S. to Canada, we’re giving carriers a fully integrated, factory-supported ELD solution that meets rigorous third-party standards right out of the box.”
Canada’s ELD mandate requires federally regulated carriers to use certified electronic logging devices that meet third-party testing and annual recertification requirements.
CTP2 is Daimler Truck North America’s factory-installed telematics platform available on the Fourth Generation Freightliner Cascadia, Freightliner Plus models and Western Star X-Series trucks.
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