18 Features. Zero Filler.

Built from driver feedback
and competitor failures

Every feature solves a real problem that Australian heavy vehicle drivers face every day. Here's what each one does and why it matters.

Core Routing

Vehicle-Specific Routing

The problem

No more guessing if your B-Double can use a particular road. No more fines for being on the wrong network.

How Truck Me solves it

Enter your truck type and get routes that only use roads approved for that vehicle. Every route is calculated against the NHVR-approved road network for your specific vehicle combination type.

Network Map Overlay

The problem

Drivers currently don't know which roads are approved until they hit a sign or get pulled over.

How Truck Me solves it

Map shows roads colour-coded at a glance: green for approved, amber for conditional, red for restricted. See your entire network before you plan a route.

Segment Inspector

The problem

Conditions on road segments, weight limits, height restrictions, time windows, escort requirements, are invisible until you're on the road.

How Truck Me solves it

Tap any road segment to see its access level, all conditions, the road manager, and any active incidents. Full transparency before you commit to a road.

Vehicle Profiles

The problem

Drivers who switch rigs need different routes for each truck. Switching manually is tedious and error-prone.

How Truck Me solves it

Save multiple truck configurations. Quick-switch between vehicles. Each profile maps to NHVR network IDs, switching recalculates the map overlay and active route instantly.

Route Intelligence

Dual-Route Comparison

The problem

NHVR-approved routes can be suboptimal, sometimes significantly longer than necessary, with no explanation given to the driver.

How Truck Me solves it

Every route runs two calculations: NHVR-approved and unrestricted. If the approved route is significantly longer, the app flags it and shows which unapproved segments cause the detour.

Alternative Approved Routes

The problem

Sometimes the shortest approved route uses smaller roads but saves significant distance. Drivers never see these options.

How Truck Me solves it

Fastest vs shortest approved routes shown side-by-side with distance and time comparison. Make informed decisions about which approved path to take.

Community Route Quality Reporting

The problem

Driver knowledge about suboptimal routing lives in Facebook groups and dies in the scroll.

How Truck Me solves it

Post-route feedback: flag routes as too long, report better roads, flag wrong restrictions. 10+ reports on a corridor triggers a review. Data could feed back to NHVR.

Safety Alerts

Bridge Height Warnings (Two-Stage)

The problem

Competitor apps warn AFTER the bridge. Drivers need advance notice to reroute before committing to a road.

How Truck Me solves it

Two warnings, not one. Stage 1: turn warning before entering the road. Stage 2: approach warning at 500m from the bridge. RED alert if your vehicle height exceeds clearance.

Speed Alerts

The problem

Truck drivers need speed awareness without looking at a separate GPS or speedo.

How Truck Me solves it

Persistent speed indicator showing current speed vs road limit. Green, amber, red visual with optional audio alerts. Always visible, never distracting.

Speed Camera Alerts

The problem

Fixed and mobile speed cameras catch drivers who aren't actively monitoring their speed.

How Truck Me solves it

Warnings as you approach known fixed and mobile speed camera locations. Combined with the speed alert overlay so you always know where you stand.

Audio Controls

The problem

Truck cabs are noisy. Competitor apps are too quiet. Drivers can't hear alerts over the engine and radio.

How Truck Me solves it

Master toggle for all audio. Per-category toggles for bridge, speed, and incidents. Independent volume slider with a loud default. You control what you hear.

Community

Incident Reporting

The problem

Drivers share road intel on Facebook trucking groups. It's slow, unstructured, and posts get buried.

How Truck Me solves it

Two taps to report an accident, closure, flood, debris, police, roadworks, or hazard. GPS-pinned to the map. Other drivers see it in real time.

Incident Confirmations & Expiry

The problem

Old Facebook posts stay forever and mislead. There's no way to know if an incident is still active.

How Truck Me solves it

Other drivers confirm 'Still there' or 'Cleared'. Reports auto-expire based on type, breakdowns at 4 hours, roadworks at 7 days. Information stays fresh.

Incident Rerouting

The problem

Currently drivers hear about incidents on Facebook and have to mentally re-plan their route.

How Truck Me solves it

If an incident is on your route, one tap to reroute, still on approved roads. Push notifications for incidents on saved routes.

Data & Maps

Fuel Prices Along Route

The problem

Drivers waste money fuelling at expensive stops when cheaper options are 20km down the road.

How Truck Me solves it

Diesel prices from free state government APIs (QLD, NSW, WA, SA, VIC) shown as pins along your planned route. Refreshed every 15 minutes.

Offline Maps

The problem

Remote Australian routes have no mobile signal. Drivers need maps that work without internet.

How Truck Me solves it

Download map regions by state. Includes base map plus NHVR network overlay. Saved routes cached locally. No signal, no problem.

Saved Routes & Change Detection

The problem

Regular routes become stale when road managers update access. Drivers find out the hard way.

How Truck Me solves it

Save frequent routes. The app monitors NHVR network changes and alerts you if access status changed on a road you use.

Driver Logbook

Driver Logbook (3 Tiers)

The problem

Most drivers still use paper logbooks. Those who want to go digital have no option built into their nav app.

How Truck Me solves it

Three modes: Off (for separate systems), Reminders (popup at trip start/end), or Tracking (odometer, rest breaks, load info, CSV/PDF export). Your workflow, your choice.

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