Truck-Aware Routing
Plan commercial routes with truck information and roadway restrictions in mind instead of relying on passenger-car routing alone.
Commercial Truck Navigation
Truck GPS Navigation Built for the Road.
TruckLinx™ is a truck navigation app built around the needs of commercial drivers. Plan routes with truck-aware navigation, review route options, keep important road and weather information close at hand, find truck stops and fuel, and bring navigation into supported in-vehicle displays.
Truck GPS Features
More than a route line on a map.
Passenger-car navigation is designed around cars. Commercial truck navigation has to account for a different set of decisions. TruckLinx™ brings truck-focused routing and trip information together in one navigation experience.
Multiple Route Options
Review alternate routes before committing so you can compare the available ways to reach your destination.
Restriction Awareness
Keep commercial roadway concerns such as low clearances and weight-related restrictions in the navigation picture.
Hazmat Tools
Access navigation tools designed for drivers who need Hazmat-related routing considerations.
Live Traffic
See current traffic conditions while reviewing and following your route.
Weather Along the Drive
Bring weather information closer to the navigation experience so changing conditions are easier to see while traveling.
Truck Stops
Find truck stops and bring a selected stop into the route without leaving the trucking workflow.
Regional Fuel Prices
View fuel-price information to help with trip and fueling decisions on the road.
CarPlay & Android Auto
Use supported in-vehicle navigation experiences designed to keep the most important trip information visible where drivers expect it.
Understanding Truck Navigation
Why commercial drivers need truck-specific GPS navigation.
A route that works for a passenger vehicle is not automatically appropriate for a semi truck. Commercial navigation has to consider the vehicle, the road network, restrictions, stopping needs, and conditions that can change during a trip.
Truck navigation starts with the vehicle
Commercial routing is different because the route has to make sense for the truck being driven. Vehicle characteristics and commercial restrictions can affect which roads are appropriate, which is why truck drivers should not treat ordinary passenger navigation as a substitute for truck-specific route planning.
Low clearances and roadway restrictions matter
Truck drivers routinely deal with roadway limitations that passenger-car navigation users rarely have to think about. Low-clearance structures, restricted roads, weight considerations, and other commercial constraints can change the route that should be considered.
Route choice still belongs to the driver
Navigation is an aid, not a replacement for professional judgment. TruckLinx™ provides navigation and route information to help drivers make better-informed decisions, while posted signs, official restrictions, dispatch requirements, permits, and current road conditions remain authoritative.
Weather and traffic can change a good route
A commercially valid route can still become a poor choice when traffic backs up or severe weather develops. Bringing traffic and weather closer to the navigation workflow helps drivers maintain better situational awareness instead of relying on several unrelated apps while moving down the road.
Stops are part of truck navigation
Professional drivers have needs that go beyond reaching a final destination. Fuel, parking, truck stops, rest opportunities, and trip planning all affect the day. TruckLinx™ is designed to connect navigation with more of those driver-focused decisions.
TruckLinx™ is available on iPhone and Android
TruckLinx™ can be downloaded from the Apple App Store and Google Play. The goal is straightforward: give commercial drivers a modern truck navigation experience together with practical trucking tools in one app.
TruckLinx™
Take truck-focused navigation with you.
Download TruckLinx™ and explore commercial navigation, truck stops, traffic, weather, fuel information, and the other driver-focused tools built into the app.