From your truck to a legal arrival time
Fort Route works the way a careful driver plans: truck first, then hours, then the stops in between. Here’s the whole loop, using screens from the app as it runs today.
Step 1 of 5
Set up your truck once
Enter height, width, length, gross and axle weight, axle count and hazmat. Fort Route plans every route for that truck and skips roads it knows your rig can’t legally or safely use.
Truck-safe routing
Step 2 of 5
Tell it what’s left on your clocks
Type in your drive, shift, break and cycle time from your ELD. The hours rings count down as you drive and turn amber, then red, as a limit gets close.
Hours of service
Step 3 of 5
Plan the trip, breaks included
Add your pickup, delivery and up to 8 stops with time on duty at each. Fort Route places your 30-minute break and 10-hour rest at truck stops and rest areas on the way, then shows the arrival time you can legally make.
Legal arrival times
Step 4 of 5
Drive with your eyes on the road
Voice guidance calls out turns, lanes, exits, work zones, steep grades and speed cameras. While the truck moves, the screen shows only what you can read at a glance.
Turn-by-turn navigation
Step 5 of 5
Keep the records as you go
Miles by state are logged for IFTA, days away from home for per diem, and detention with GPS timestamps. Scan fuel receipts and paperwork at the next stop.
IFTA and receipts
Plan your next run with Fort Route
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