ELD Target
Made by Alexis Meyer
Key Takeaways
- Stored directory entry: ELD Target (identifier ELD001).
- It is made by Alexis Meyer, based at alexis.meyer@targetamericas.com, Mitre 1319 Florida Oeste.
- Listed model: TEST000010, software version 1.1.
- Confirm the roadside data-transfer method with the provider.
- Registration can be revoked — re-verify against the official FMCSA list before you rely on any device.
Device details are stored directory records, not a live registration check. Buying guidance reviewed .
Check the exact device before buying or using it
- Match the identifier, model, provider and software version against the current FMCSA registered and revoked lists. Similar product names can refer to different registrations.
- Check any removal notice for that device. Follow its instructions and specific deadline; an old directory entry does not establish current eligibility.
- Ask the provider to demonstrate supported inspection transfers, offline record access, corrections and malfunction handling for your vehicle and operating needs.
- Request a written quote separating hardware, installation, recurring service, connectivity and cancellation charges. Check how you can export records after ending the contract.
Registration is provider self-certification, not a government endorsement or a guarantee of service quality. Drivers and carriers still have recordkeeping duties. See carrier responsibilities and FMCSA’s ELD guidance.
Verify current status on the official registered and revoked list .
Device Details
- Model
- TEST000010
- Software Version
- 1.1
- ELD Identifier
- ELD001
Maker
- Company
- Alexis Meyer
- Address
- alexis.meyer@targetamericas.com, Mitre 1319 Florida Oeste
- Phone
- +55 21 96707-4127
- Website
- Visit website
About ELD Target
ELD Target is an electronic logging device (ELD) listed here with provider Alexis Meyer. ELDs support a driver's Hours of Service recordkeeping. Determine the operation's logging requirements and any exception under 49 CFR Part 395. The stored ELD identifier is ELD001.
Check current status and removal notices
What the Registration Covers
ELD registration means the provider self-certified compliance with the ELD technical specification — automatic driving-time capture, tamper resistance, a standard data file, and a supported roadside transfer method. It does not mean FMCSA independently tested the device, which is exactly why the agency also maintains a revoked list and why you should verify before you buy.
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Back to the full FMCSA registered ELD directoryFrequently Asked Questions
How can I check the current registration of ELD Target?
ELD Target, made by Alexis Meyer, appears in this stored directory under the ELD identifier ELD001. Match the identifier, model and provider on the current official registered and revoked lists before relying on it. Registration is provider self-certification, not government approval. This profile does not establish current registration status.
Who makes ELD Target?
ELD Target is made by Alexis Meyer, based at alexis.meyer@targetamericas.com, Mitre 1319 Florida Oeste. You can reach the provider at +55 21 96707-4127. Contact the provider directly to confirm current pricing, hardware, and software support.
What is the ELD identifier for ELD Target?
The stored identifier for ELD Target is ELD001. Match it to the current official entry and your device's records; a product name alone may not distinguish different registrations.
How does ELD Target transfer data during a roadside inspection?
An ELD must support at least one complete data-transfer option: telematics with both web services and email, or local transfer with both USB and Bluetooth. Confirm the supported option and inspection instructions for ELD Target with the provider.
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