Fort Route routes for your rig, then builds your 30-minute break and 10-hour rest into the trip at real truck stops and rest areas. The arrival time you see is one you can legally make.
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Follow one real plan from Warminster, PA to Chicago, IL and see where each part of Fort Route takes over.
Set your height, weight, length, axles and hazmat once. Fort Route avoids the low bridges, weight limits and restricted roads in its map data, and keeps you on truck routes instead of neighborhood shortcuts.
Tell Fort Route how much time is left on your clocks. It plans the trip around the 11-hour, 14-hour, 8-hour and 70-hour limits and shows where each break lands before you leave.
Voice guidance with lanes and exit signs, and reroutes that start in the direction you’re already headed instead of a U-turn.
Fort Route reads live data from state transportation departments along your route and tells you what’s coming.
From your tank size, fuel on board and mileage, Fort Route works out where to buy and how much, and favors stops where your hours plan already parks you.
The same app keeps the records owner-operators need at the end of the quarter, so they don’t live in a shoebox.
Stops and times from a real plan · road alerts illustrative
53,582 truck stops, parking lots, rest areas, weigh stations and truck services, each checked against current sources in November 2026. Every place shows when and how it was checked.
Map of the contiguous United States with 53,582 checked places. They follow the Interstate network.Road work, speed limits, cameras and grades from public sources, read along your route and in your direction of travel.
Live work zones from 17 state and city DOT feeds, matched to your direction and the hours you’ll pass.
Posted limits and statewide truck limits on about 95% of tested routes, with one quiet warning at 5 mph over.
Live DOT cameras on your route, out of 12,999 Fort Route reads. Images hide while the truck is moving.
Long downgrades of 5% or more, called out by voice 2 miles before they start.
Dashed line: voice alert 2 mi before · downgrade 5%+
Real screens from the Fort Route beta: the trip plan, turn-by-turn guidance and the hours rings.
Fort Route uses open and public data, names every source, and says “unknown” when it doesn’t know. A missing answer is safer than a confident wrong one.
Every data source and licenseKnow what a load pays per mile before you take it, then keep IFTA miles and per diem days without a spreadsheet.
Read more about Fort Route for owner-operatorsDispatch sets the load. Fort Route shows where your break and your 10-hour rest can happen on the way.
Read more about Fort Route for company driversEach driver plans with their own truck and clock on their own phone. Free for the beta and the first year.
Read more about Fort Route for small fleetsSee the hours rules play out on a real trip, with warnings for grades and work zones before you reach them.
Read more about Fort Route for new driversFort Route is in a closed beta with working drivers. Here’s what happens after you sign up.
Tell us how you drive and which phone you use. It takes under a minute.
We add drivers in small groups so every report gets an answer. Your email has a link that fills the code in for you.
Fort Route runs in your phone’s browser, so there’s nothing to download. Reply to any beta email when something is wrong.
More answers on the questions page.
Fort Route is a truck GPS for US drivers. It routes for your truck’s size and weight, plans your required breaks and 10-hour rest at real stops on the way, and shows an arrival time that already includes them.
Nothing. Fort Route is free during the beta and for the first year after launch, and there’s no credit card to enter.
Yes. During the beta Fort Route runs in the browser on both, and you can add it to your home screen. Apps for Google Play and the App Store are planned. See Get the app.
No. Fort Route plans trips around the time left on your clocks, but your ELD is the legal record of your hours. You enter your clocks in the app; it doesn’t connect to ELDs yet.
Not yet. Fort Route reads live road work, traffic cameras and weather alerts from public sources, but not live traffic speeds. It’s on the roadmap.
Routing covers the United States. Canada and Mexico are on the roadmap.
Join the closed beta and we’ll email your invite code when the next group of drivers is added. Free during the beta and for the first year after launch.
