Check whether your truck route is actually legal

Standard mapping APIs route for cars. They ignore bridge clearance, weight limits, and hazmat restrictions, which means a route that looks fine on a map can be illegal for a 53-foot trailer. This tool compares car-mode routing against truck-legal routing on any US route, using HERE road network data with commercial vehicle attributes licensed through Placematic USA LLC.

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Truck-grade routing · live restriction comparison
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These aren't edge cases. Every fleet has its own version on their routes. The pilot finds yours.