Overdrive Magazine | Trucking Business News & Owner Operator Info
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June 2018 | Overdrive | 27 Logbook Supported By These Quality Brands: *Contest entry open from April 1 st to June 30 th , 2018 at participating TruckForce ® Service Centers only. No purchase necessary. Items may not be exactly as shown. See in-store or on-line for official contest rules and regulations. Void where prohibited by law. SET YOUR SIGHTS SET YOUR SIGHTS SET YOUR SIGHTS WITH MAUI JIM GUARDRAIL SUNGLASSES ENTER TO WIN*! Supported By These Quality Brands: Find your local TruckForce ® Service Center by calling 800.494.4731 or by visiting www.TruckForceService.com Locations Coast to Coast in the United States and Canada Have your next service performed by the experts at your local TruckForce Service Center before June 30, 2018 and enter to win* 1 of 10 pairs of Support ends for F-ELD, One20 Maps as part of buyout Users of the One20 F-ELD electronic logging device have to fi nd a new ELD provider, as One20 Inc. announced it would shutter its operations June 18. The move came after an announcement that some One20 properties were being consolidated under a new holding company, TruckThat Holdings. Christian Schenk, who had served as president and chief executive offi cer of One20, an- nounced he and new investors bought One20 for an undis- closed amount to consolidate the One20 assets under the TruckThat brand. Schenk also is founder and CEO of TruckThat. In addition to the F-ELD, updates and support also will end for the One20 Maps mobile app that included val- ue-added services such as truck stop discounts, trip planning, navigation, roadside assistance and more. Schenk said Truck- That is planning an app that includes at least some features similar to those of One20 Maps. The demise of the F-ELD removes a device from the crowded ELD mar- ket that had been one of the most in- expensive, given its low initial cost and no monthly fees. Schenk said Truck- That is working on a plan to make sure F-ELD users are able to continue their operations without any disruptions. – Matt Cole LOVE'S TRAVEL STOPS updated its Love's Connect app with a new design and added Love's Pay for fuel pur- chases, which allows drivers to start diesel pumps and pay for fuel from their cabs. The app also features Love's and Speedco store details, access to My Love Rewards status and credits, viewable and sharable transactions and loyalty receipts, access to commercial fuel cards through the Love's Pay Wallet, detailed search functionality for Love's locations and an improved Roadside Assistance screen that links to Truck Tire Care facilities.