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The GPS that reads your permit

The oversize load route planner that starts from your permit. Upload it, and RouteAll guides you turn by turn on only the roads it names. It never reroutes you off your permit the way Google Maps does, and it warns you if you leave the permitted roads.

Get RouteAll Free Upload your permit in the browser. Drive it in the app. One account on iPhone, Android and the web.Or start on the web
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One trip free every month. No card to start.

4.8 on the App Store

Permits read
170+
States
33
Needed no edits
85%
Miles driven
6,900+
RouteAll on iPhone: a permit is read, confirmed and turned into the permitted route.

From permit to pilot car

One haul in RouteAll, screen by screen. These are the app as drivers see it.

  1. Upload your permit. We read it: the dates, width, height, length, axles and weight RouteAll read from the permit.
  2. See your permitted route: the checked route from Houston to Texarkana on the map, with US 59, US 96 and US 69 shields.
  3. Drive the roads your permit names: turn-by-turn guidance on the permitted route with the speed limit.
  4. Pilot cars follow free: a shared route opened by a pilot car, ready to drive.
  5. Every turn, step by step: the arrival time and the full list of turns.
  6. Warned if you leave the route: an Off Route banner telling the driver to follow the line back.

A real Texas permit, read

A TxDMV single-trip permit for a building moved from the Houston area to Texarkana. The carrier's details are blanked out; every measurement and road is exactly what the document says.

Always check what RouteAll read against the permit itself before you drive. RouteAll does not issue permits or guarantee compliance.

A Texas Department of Motor Vehicles oversize/overweight single-trip permit. The carrier name, address, account, applicant, phone, permit number, VIN and USDOT number are blanked out. The load description, dimensions, axle table and route description remain readable.
Carrier details redacted, load data untouched. Open the PDF · See the oversize load route planner

From permit to pavement

READING#2512054
Texas single-trip permit
1 PDF · 4 pages
Route, load and dates

First, upload the permit.

CHECK ROUTE#2512054
PCR Building · TX
16′ 11″ W · 15′ 3″ H · 87′ L
Follows 13 required road sections
Confirm route

Then confirm what it read.

ON PERMITTED ROUTE
IH 45 S toward SL 8
Section 1 of 13 · voice guidance on

Drive only the roads it names.

Lead and chase escorts
2 pilot cars following
Viewing is free for them

Share it with your escorts.

A wind turbine blade on a long trailer travelling north on Interstate 35, seen from the car behind it.
A wind turbine blade on I-35. A load like this moves on a permit that names every road it may use.

Built for the cab, not the office

Never reroutes you off your permit

RouteAll flags a route section that left the permit's road: Permit says SL-8, permit 57 mi, route uses only 27, with Loop 8 and Belt 8 shields on the map.

Turn by turn on permit roads

RouteAll navigating north on I-45 in Houston: Exit 60D to Beltway 8 East in 11 miles, with the permitted route drawn on the map.

Tells you when GPS drops

GPS signal lostNot following your position. Guidance resumes when the signal returns.

Guides with no signal

Route saved on this phoneReady
Required roads13 of 13
SignalNone · guidance on

Pilot cars follow free

A shared RouteAll route as an escort driver sees it: 13 permit steps over 391 miles from Houston to Texarkana, with Drive This Route and every turn listed.

You check every field

RouteAll's Permit Details review: the validity dates, width, height, length, axles and gross weight it read from the permit, each one tap from editing.

No permit? Pin your route.

A hand-built route is not a permit. Check every road against yours.

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RouteAll manual route builder in north Houston: a start, two pinned stops and the route between them, ready for Start Navigation.

Warnings in your language

You are 16 feet wide with a pilot car ahead. That is no moment to translate in your head, so RouteAll speaks its alerts in the language your phone is set to. Tap one to hear it.

Each line is the app's real off-permit-route alert. Your browser reads it here in its own voice; in the app it is spoken with the phone's. Road names and turn text come from the map data in English.

Pricing

$29.99/ month

For professional oversize drivers: unlimited trips (fair use), multi-state routing, permit expiry alerts, invoices and full trip history.

Or $299.99 billed once a year.

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Prices in US dollars, before any sales tax. RouteAll Pro can be bought in the app or on routeall.app; cancel any time where you subscribed.

What does RouteAll do with my oversize permit?

You upload the permit as a PDF or photo. RouteAll extracts the mandated route, dimensions, weights and travel dates, shows every field for you to confirm, then turns the named roads into turn-by-turn navigation that warns you if you leave the permitted corridor.

Which states' permits can RouteAll read?

Any state-issued oversize or overweight permit, as a PDF or a photo. Formats differ by state, so always check the extracted fields against the permit document before you drive.

Is RouteAll free for escort and pilot-car drivers?

Yes. A hauler shares the route from the app and the escort driver opens it, views it and follows it without paying and without a subscription. Sharing is free and unlimited.

How much does RouteAll cost to try?

Nothing to start. You get one free trip every month: upload up to 6 state permits for one journey, no card required. The free trip is used when you confirm the route; reading a permit doesn't use it. Viewing a route someone shares with you is free forever.

Does RouteAll work without a signal?

Yes for guidance. The route is saved on your phone, so turn-by-turn navigation carries on through dead zones. Searching for truck stops and fuel prices needs a connection.

Does RouteAll issue permits or guarantee compliance?

No. RouteAll reads the permit you already hold and helps you follow the roads written on it. It does not issue permits and is not a substitute for the permit document or for your own judgement. The driver remains responsible for the load.

A pilot truck with a striped oversize sign leads a heavy crane carrier along a highway in fog.

Try it on your next permit

One free trip every month, up to 6 state permits. No card to start. Set up on the web, drive in the app. One account on iPhone, Android and routeall.app.

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