About
This application helps commercial drivers comply with DOT FMCSA regulations for recording duty status. It tracks driving hours, on-duty time, breaks, and location, ensuring adherence to rules like the 11-hour driving limit and 30-minute break requirement.
What's New in Helios ELD
79.64.59
July 7, 2026
This release includes performance improvements, bug fixes, and compliance updates to enhance reliability and the overall driver experience.
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FAQ
What are the main DOT FMCSA regulations Helios ELD helps drivers comply with?
Helios ELD assists drivers in complying with regulations such as the 60-hour/7-day or 70-hour/8-day rules, the 34-hour restart, 11 hours of driving per day, 14 hours on duty, sleeper berth provisions, and the 30-minute break requirement.
How does Helios ELD handle location tracking?
The app records the vehicle's location when the engine is turned on and off. If the vehicle is moving, it records the location every 60 minutes. Duty status changes are only permitted when the vehicle is at rest.
Does Helios ELD have ads?
No, Helios ELD does not contain advertisements. It is a free application designed for compliance without ad interruptions.
What devices does Helios ELD support?
Helios ELD is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices, making it accessible for a wide range of Apple users in the trucking industry.
How frequently is Helios ELD updated?
The latest version of Helios ELD is 4.05.017, and it was last updated on March 4, 2024. This indicates regular maintenance and updates from the developer.
What is the user sentiment for Helios ELD based on ratings?
Helios ELD has a rating of 2.1 stars from 7 ratings. This suggests that users have had mixed experiences with the application.
Is Helios ELD suitable for younger drivers?
Helios ELD has an age rating of 4+, indicating it is suitable for users of all ages. However, its functionality is specifically designed for commercial drivers.
What happens if the mobile device malfunctions with Helios ELD?
The mobile device is designed to warn the driver visually and/or audibly of any malfunction. If the vehicle is stationary for 5 minutes or more, the device will default to 'on-duty not driving' status, requiring the driver to enter the correct status.
