Conti-GO vs EROAD

Conti-GO offers electronic logging devices, dual-facing dash cameras, and GPS asset trackers for trucks and trailers. Its ELD app supports electronic logging and auditing, consolidates multiple DOT authorities in one app, and automates IFTA and Driver Vehicle Inspection Reports. The company says its ELD and Android and iOS applications exceed FMCSA compliance standards. Driver scorecards use road data to identify safe and unsafe driving, while trip charts show behavior trends. The dual-facing camera supports real-time in-cab viewing, playback, and custom recording rules for events such as harsh braking and speeding. Tracking choices include in-dash and covert devices. Conti-GO lists its asset tracker at $12 a month and its dash camera and ELD at $35 a month each. A 30-day trial covers hardware and software; dissatisfied customers must return the hardware. The service is described as contract-free, and bulk discounts may depend on customer needs. The company advertises 24/7 support from a domestic team. The ELD can connect to pickup trucks and vans using a cable adapter sold in its online store.

EROAD connects fleet vehicles, assets, and operations, turning real-time information into decisions intended to improve safety, sustainability, and productivity. Its fleet tools show vehicle and asset positions, routes, and activities for dispatch and operating-cost management. Maintenance features schedule service by elapsed time, distance, or engine hours and keep service history and alerts. Dashcams combine GPS with AI-powered video, automatic uploads, event search, and alerts for risks such as drowsiness or tailgating. The MyEROAD app displays locations, journeys, estimated arrivals, geofences, driver messages, HOS counters, and dashcam footage. EROAD offers pre-built integrations, a partner network, and REST APIs for connecting fleet data with other services; integrations are available on qualifying plans. It supports web, Android, iOS, and API access. Pricing is on request. The company was founded in 2000 and is headquartered in Auckland, New Zealand.