Real footage.
Clear provenance.
Source and asset notes for this website review. Checked September 27, 2026.
Hero film
The home-page truck film is an AI-generated clip created for True Road ELD (Google Veo 3.1) from a written description. It depicts a generic black American sleeper tractor with an amber stripe on a Southwest highway and is not footage of a customer, a specific manufacturer’s vehicle, or a real location. The poster frame and the About-page image are stills from the same clip.
Actual app images
The driver log and DVIR images come from True Road Elogs’ public Google Play listing. They are reused for the user’s own brand website. Their interface and example records have not been redesigned. App-store versions may differ from the version supplied to a customer.
Hardware images
The PT30 device images are AI-generated studio renders (GPT Image 2.5) created for True Road ELD from the real device’s form factor: matte black housing, four corner screws, side edge connector, and a PT30 label. They are illustrative; confirm the current shipped hardware revision before purchase.
Product information and pricing
The current True Road pricing page lists ELD Plus at $35 per vehicle per month and PT30 hardware at $150. These are shown only as reference figures pending a confirmed quote. Hardware protocol information is based on Pacific Track’s product information.
Illustrations and brand treatment
The fleet workflow, schematic route, and hours overview are original website illustrations with sample data. They are not real product screenshots. The charcoal/red wordmark treatment is a proposed site identity, pending confirmation of the final brand files.
Typography
Manrope and Barlow Condensed are distributed under the SIL Open Font License. Font files are bundled locally, so page styling does not rely on an external font service.
Regulatory and legal source notes
FMCSA’s official ELD list states that devices are self-certified and that FMCSA does not endorse ELDs. The website does not claim FMCSA approval. The draft agreement preserves non-waivable dispute rights and should be reviewed by qualified counsel. See CFPB billing-error rules and Virginia’s electronic-transactions law for relevant primary background; applicability depends on the transaction.