
Route Survey
Truck routes built around your height and weight.
On the web now. Coming to Apple soon.
Give it a start, an end and your load. It finds a route that stays out from under every overpass too low for you, then turns that route into a survey you can work, photograph and hand to a driver. It routes across the lower 48 states and handles trips that cross state lines.
1
Enter your load
Start, end, and your height, width, length and weight. Add street addresses if you have them.
2
It finds the route
It sticks to US and state highways first, and closes every overpass too low for your load plus 3 inches. It also goes around closed and weight-posted bridges.
3
Work the survey
Each state on the trip opens as its own survey, ending where the next one begins at the state line.
Everything along the way, in one place

Turns
Each turn gets its own map with your trailer drawn to scale, so you can see if the corner takes it.

Bridges
Every bridge the load crosses, in driving order, with its length and what it carries.

Overpasses
Anything lower than the load is flagged in red, with what the data says about it.
Railroad crossings come in too, with the railroad, the DOT number and an emergency phone number. Don’t like a road or a structure? Tell it to avoid that spot and find the route again.
Read this before you judge it
- Each state is its own survey. Permits are issued by the state, so a trip through three states makes three linked surveys.
- It’s a desk screening until somebody drives it. Treat a route as a strong first draft to drive and verify, not as a surveyed route or permission to move anything.
- Not every structure has a height on file. Those show as unknown, so they still need checking.
- Long trips take a little while. Closing every low overpass makes the search harder, so a long multi-state trip can take a minute or so.
- It stops at the border. It has no roads for Canada or Mexico, so Alaska routes only within Alaska.
- It runs on one computer while we test. If routing is down, try again later.
Try it on a route you know
Free for a limited time.
- demo@trucost.app
- Password
- demo2026
The demo is shared: everyone sees the same list, and nothing in it gets deleted. Use made-up names, and don’t enter a real customer or anything you wouldn’t post in public.
Found something wrong, or something missing? That’s what this is for. The people who have driven these roads know things the bridge inventory doesn’t.