TruckAssist

Voice radio for lorry drivers

The radio that remembers the road

Hold one button and speak: a jam, a border queue, road works, ice. Drivers behind you hear it tens of kilometres before they reach the spot — in time to do something about it.

  • Voice, not typing
  • Only what is ahead
  • Expires on its own

Free · No advertising · Eight languages · Android

Hear it, answer it

Find your colleague on the map

A friend is one tap away. Add a driver you know, and when they share their location you see them on the map — with their name on a plate, like a number plate.

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    Add a driver you know

    Search by name or accept a request. Nobody appears on your map without saying yes.

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    Share when you want

    One switch in Chat. Your position goes only to the colleagues you accepted, and it stops the moment you switch it off.

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    Meet on the road

    See who is where and how long ago they were heard — to find the same parking, or to wave at the next service area.

Location is shared only between accepted friends. Switch it off any time.

Every report has a lifespan

Nobody clears anything by hand. A report fades the moment it stops being true.

  • Traffic jam90 min
  • Border queue4 h
  • Weather6 h
  • Road works14 days

How it works

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    You hold and speak

    One button, a few seconds. No typing, no menus, no looking at the screen — at the wheel a screen is the worst possible input.

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    Only the drivers behind you hear it

    The app knows where each driver is heading and speaks only about what lies ahead on their course. Nothing about the opposite carriageway, nothing about road already driven.

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    Confirmed by driving past

    Driving through a reported spot confirms or refutes it by your speed alone. There is nothing to press, and nothing to remember.

Mark it in one tap

Mark the places that matter

Long-press the map, pick a pin, add a line. Parking, loading points, low bridges — everyone ahead of you gets it.

  • Motorway stop
  • Truck stop
  • Paid parking
  • Lay-by
  • Loading point
  • Bridge
  • Tunnel
  • Narrow road
  • Sharp turn
  • Other hazard
New

Stops near a shop

Need groceries? Drivers mark places where a truck can stand close to a supermarket — park, shop, drive on.

One tap picks the type. No tabs, no menus.

See it in the cab

Hear it, answer it
Hear it, answer it“Still there” or “Gone” — one tap, and only for a few minutes after it is announced.
A map made for trucks
A map made for trucksHeight, weight and length restrictions, checked against your truck.
Mark it in one tap
Mark it in one tapA grid of pins, a short note, done.
Navigation that knows the rules
Navigation that knows the rulesTurn by turn, with speed limit and mandatory-break planning.
Companies, at a glance
Companies, at a glanceRating, drivers working there now, vacancies.
Chat for the parked
Chat for the parkedRooms per direction. It locks the moment you move off.
Ask people who work there
Ask people who work thereQuestions have their own page, answered by real colleagues.

See who is working there right now

Every company card shows how many drivers drive for it today. Not a brochure — people you can ask.

4Drivers now
3.5Rating
4Reviews

Ask the people who work here

Companies, at a glance
Ask people who work there

Your company is not in the list?

The Companies tab is a hiring directory built by drivers and firms themselves. If a firm is missing, there are two ways to get it in.

You worked there — add it

Put the firm in your work history, then add it from the Companies tab. Only a driver who has worked for a firm can add it, so the directory stays free of invented entries.

You are the firm — register

A company can register its own card in the web cabinet, post vacancies and answer drivers’ questions. Our team checks every firm before it is marked as verified.

Register a company →

The weekend parking chat

Stuck at a parking over the weekend? The app puts drivers who are parked close together into one temporary room — nobody has to start it.

  •  12Mon
  •  13Tue
  •  14Wed
  •  15Thu
  •  16Fri
  •  17Sat
  •  18Sun
  • You decide once

    The first time you stand for 15 minutes at the weekend, the app asks whether you want to join. Say “Not now” and it asks again a week later. You can switch it off in Account at any time.

  • Only your neighbours

    A room gathers drivers parked within about a kilometre of each other — at least two, at most forty. Drive away and you drop out of it.

  • Gone on Monday morning

    Rooms exist only in that window. When it ends they are closed and every message is deleted.

  • Nothing from before you came

    You see only what was written after you joined. While you are parked the phone sends its position every five minutes to form the room, and stops when you leave or switch it off.

Built for the road

Keeps talking with the screen off

The radio works with the phone in a pocket and the screen dark. The chat, by contrast, locks the moment you move off.

A map kept by drivers

Parking, fuel, washing. The app asks about a place only once you are standing there, and never more than one question at a time.

Restrictions for your truck

Bridges, tunnels, weight and height limits along the way — and a warning when yours cannot pass.

Companies rated from the inside

Only a driver who has listed a firm in their own work history can rate it. Not reviews off the internet — the experience of colleagues.

Quick answers

What is deliberately absent

No warnings about police or speed enforcement. In Germany, France and Switzerland that is against the law, so no such report type exists in the app at all — only a description of how the traffic is moving.

Is it really free?

Yes. Truck Assist is free and has no advertising.

Do I have to touch the phone while driving?

No. The radio speaks with the screen off, and a report is one big button you hold while you talk. The chat locks as soon as the truck moves.

What happens to my location?

The detailed track of your drive stays on your phone. The server gets only your last position, speed and heading, to choose which reports lie ahead of you. Privacy Policy

Which languages and countries?

Eight languages: English, Ukrainian, German, Polish, Czech, French, Spanish and Italian. The truck restrictions on the map cover Europe. The app is on Android, on Google Play.

Get on the same channel

Free, without advertising, in eight languages. Questions or ideas — write to us.