Best ELD for Illinois Truckers
Chicago is the #1 intermodal hub in North America — and Illinois small fleets move the containers in and out. ELD Hub keeps intermodal drivers, regional OTR carriers, and Chicagoland local haulers FMCSA-compliant for $15 per truck, month-to-month.
Built for Illinois's freight corridors
Illinois moves more freight than most countries. Whether you run out of Chicago, Joliet, Rockford, Peoria, Springfield or Bolingbrook, ELD Hub keeps your HOS, DVIRs, and IFTA compliant on every mile.
Major Illinois freight hubs
- Chicago
- Joliet
- Rockford
- Peoria
- Springfield
- Bolingbrook
Key corridors we cover
- I-80 (nationwide east-west)
- I-90 (Chicago → WI)
- I-55 (Chicago → St. Louis)
- I-57 (Chicago → South)
Why Illinois carriers pick ELD Hub
FMCSA-registered
Passes DOT inspections at every IL weigh station. On the official FMCSA ELD list.
Made for Illinois small fleets
75,000+ carriers registered in Illinois — most are 1–20 trucks. ELD Hub is priced for them, not for mega-fleets.
No contracts
Month-to-month. Cancel anytime. Hardware ships free.
Frequently asked questions
Do you support Chicago intermodal / rail yard drayage?
Yes. BNSF Logistics Park, UP Global IV, CSX 59th Street — the PT-30 handles yard dwell and short-haul intermodal runs so drivers stay legal on hectic yard days.
Is ELD Hub good for a 4-truck fleet out of Joliet or Bolingbrook?
That's our exact target customer. $15/truck/month, no contracts, and most Joliet-area fleets onboard in a single afternoon.
Does the Illinois State Police accept ELD Hub during inspections?
Yes. ELD Hub is on the FMCSA-registered ELD list. ISP officers can transfer logs directly via the eRODS web service.
Can I get IFTA reports for Illinois?
Yes. Illinois DOR quarterly IFTA reports auto-generate from your ELD miles, broken down by state.
What about Illinois-specific weight and permit compliance?
ELD Hub logs HOS and DVIRs; weight tickets and oversize permits are separate. But our DVIR module includes an axle-weight check field so drivers document a Chicago-area scale stop.