Verified truck entrances
Find the commercial entrance instead of blindly following the street address.
DOCKNAV IQFROM HIGHWAY TO GATECOMMERCIAL NAVIGATION
Truck navigation shouldn't end at a street address.
DockNav combines commercial routing, Facility Intelligence, live road information and driver-powered intelligence to help drivers navigate from the highway to the correct truck entrance, gate, staging area and dock.
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Traditional navigation can get a driver to the property. DockNav is being built to help with what happens next.
Illustration · example facility, not a real listing
Arrival details are built by drivers, facility by facility, and every detail shows how much it can be trusted.
Find the commercial entrance instead of blindly following the street address.
Know what comes after the gate.
See available arrival information before entering the yard.
Continue the arrival workflow beyond the front gate.
See driver-contributed entrance and facility photos.
Every detail is labelled. Nothing is called verified unless drivers confirmed it.
DockNav surfaces only the cameras along your active route, in the order you'll reach them, instead of covering the map with every camera in the state.
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DockNav isn't trying to be a social-media app. There are no followers or likes, just driver-powered road intelligence that stays fresh or disappears.
Your vehicle's configuration goes into every truck route request, so DockNav can ask for and evaluate routes that suit that profile wherever the routing data supports it.
Routing data can't cover every low bridge or posted restriction. Always follow posted signs.
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Major maneuvers get a clear sign-style view: the upcoming exit, the highway sign, the route path and the maneuver itself, sized to read at a glance.
NOT LANE GUIDANCE
Junction View shows the maneuver, not which lane to be in. Our routing data doesn't include lane information, so DockNav never pretends to have it.
The active-navigation tray lists what's coming on your route, ordered by distance ahead instead of scattered across the map: fuel, parking, weigh stations, rest areas, construction, restrictions, road alerts and the cameras ahead.
Reports fade with time, so an old report never looks fresh. Amenities come from the facility listing.
See parking information, recent driver reports and facility amenities before you commit to a stop.
In developmentHistorical parking trends, once there's enough real data
Parking information is reported by drivers and is never a guarantee that a space will be open.
Lay out every stop, set each leg to truck or car, compare route options for every leg, then download the whole run for areas with no service.
See beyond the route.
Road intelligence ahead
SCOUT gives drivers a clearer picture of what's developing ahead of the truck, bringing relevant road, camera, traffic and route intelligence forward before it becomes the driver's problem.
Concept visualization
Concept visualization · SCOUT is software, with no drone or vehicle sensor
Illustration of the driver-facing result
These sources already run in DockNav today. SCOUT, a single experience that watches all of them ahead of the truck and surfaces what matters, is in development; in the current app it's a visual preview.
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What counts here is trust, freshness and verification, not likes or followers.
Every photo is screened automatically, and reported photos are hidden while they're reviewed.
Fix a wrong entrance or dock, and other drivers confirm it.
Quick space reports that fade with time.
Hazards, closures and more, confirmed or cleared by drivers behind you.
One driver, one vote. Your own report never confirms itself.
Guard shack, staging and dock details for the next driver in.
Smarter route intelligence
Highway-to-gate arrival information
Relevant cameras along your route
Driver-powered road intelligence
Navigation built around your vehicle's configuration
Plan stops with better information
Clearer major maneuvers
Build and compare complex runs
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