Assigned routes on the phone
Drivers can open their current route, pickup and delivery details, map links and the actions they need without digging through text threads.
A driver dispatch app that keeps routes, updates and paperwork in one place.
RoadReady gives company drivers a focused mobile workspace for assigned trips, route status, dispatch chat, BOL/POD uploads and repair requests. When the company connects telematics, vehicle GPS and supported HOS can update the same trip automatically; driver-shared phone location remains a fallback.
Fast status updates
Keep workflow status accurate while distance progress advances from real route miles instead of manufactured status percentages.
BOL and POD uploads
Capture paperwork from the road, upload BOL or signed POD files and keep documents connected to the operating workflow.
Built for the road
Give drivers the tools they actually use during a trip.
The driver workspace stays focused on assigned work. Owners and dispatchers keep broader company controls while drivers see their own routes, uploads, forms, repair requests and conversations.
✓ My RouteSee assigned trips, pickup and delivery details, map links and route status.
✓ Dispatch chatUse Operations chat and private conversations for route-specific communication.
✓ Document scanningUpload BOL, POD, receipts and border documents directly from a phone.
✓ Repair requestsReport a problem from the road and keep the issue visible to the office.
✓ Push notificationsReceive supported RoadReady updates when browser notification permissions are enabled.
✓ Vehicle location + fallbackConnected telematics can supply vehicle GPS; without it, the driver can intentionally share a current phone location as fallback.
From dispatch to delivery without switching between five apps.
Receive the route
The assigned trip appears in the driver's workspace with the route and operating details.
Update progress
The driver updates workflow status while RoadReady keeps distance progress separate and proportional to route miles completed.
Stay connected
Chat with the office; connected telematics can update the vehicle position automatically, with driver-shared location available as fallback.
Send paperwork
Upload BOL or POD documents from the route so the office can close out the load with cleaner records.
For dispatchers too
Better driver updates create better fleet visibility.
A driver dispatch app is most useful when the office sees the same information. RoadReady connects driver actions with the broader trucking dispatch workspace so routes, documents, chat and maintenance do not live in separate systems.
Common questions about RoadReady for drivers.
What can drivers do in RoadReady?
Drivers can view assigned routes, update route status, message dispatch, upload BOL and POD documents, submit repair requests and intentionally share their current location.
Do drivers need to install a native app?
No. RoadReady works in a modern mobile browser and can be added to a phone home screen as a progressive web app.
Does RoadReady continuously track the driver phone?
No. RoadReady does not continuously track the driver phone by default. When the fleet connects authorized telematics, RoadReady can use the vehicle GPS supplied by that provider; otherwise the driver can intentionally share a current phone location as fallback.
Can drivers upload BOL and POD documents from a phone?
Yes. Drivers can upload BOL, signed POD, receipts and other route documents from their phone, keeping paperwork close to the route workflow.
Put dispatch and drivers in one connected workflow.
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