The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) took decisive action, removing five Electronic Logging Device (ELD) models from its official list of registered devices. This move immediately places any motor carrier still using these specific revoked ELDs in a state of non-compliance, creating an urgent need for action.

As of October 17, 2025, the following five devices were placed on the FMCSA’s Revoked Devices list:

1. PREMIUM ELD (Provider: ART KILIM INC)
2. TRUE LOGBOOK (Provider: Clean Aura Corp)
3. Xplore ELD (Provider: Xplore Tech Inc)
4. KAMI ELD (Provider: KAMI ELD)
5. EVO ELD 1 (Provider: Evo ELD Inc)

This enforcement action is not arbitrary. Under Title 49, Code of Federal Regulations (CFR), Part 395, Subpart B, all ELDs must meet specific technical standards. If the agency determines a device is non-compliant, it will be revoked, as outlined in 49 CFR § 395.34.

For carriers and drivers using one of the now-revoked devices, the clock is ticking. The FMCSA has stated that motor carriers have 60 days from the notice to replace the non-compliant ELD.

What to Do Now:

1. Identify Your Device: Confirm if your fleet uses any of the five ELDs listed above.
2. Transition Immediately: You must replace these devices with a compliant ELD from the FMCSA’s registered list before December 16, 2025.
3. Use Paper Logs: During this 60-day grace period, drivers must revert to paper logs or a compliant logging software application to maintain their HOS records.

After December 16, 2025, operating with a revoked device is the same as having no ELD at all, which can lead to costly fines and out-of-service violations.