eTrucker

About eTrucker

Your dispatcher can now send you routes – and the map knows where trucks stop. • Receive routes: when your company's dispatcher sends a route from eTrucker Manager, it pops up on your phone – with the sender's name, all stops, the planned departure and the breaks already set. Open it with one tap; if another route is open, the app asks before replacing it. Received routes are kept for 90 days, opened ones stay. • Routes list: the new Routes button next to the search field remembers the last routes on your device. Tap one and it reopens instantly with the exact same path – no recalculation, no waiting. Routes you use move back to the top; received routes say who sent them, and unread ones are pinned on top with a badge. • Truck stops and truck parking: rest areas and truck parking sites now appear on the map with their operator's logo. They group with nearby chargers into clusters, have their own details page – route, detour, address, and the charging points on site – and show up in search. In all 24 languages. • Time and distance on the map: every leg of your route carries a small bubble with driving time and distance, placed so it never covers pins or the route line. • Pick any point: long-press the map to select that exact spot as a stop or start. Any station, truck stop or place can now be the route's start, and the same stop can be added to a route more than once. If your route has no start yet, the details pages offer both: add as stop or set as start.

App privacy

The developer, Matthias Brands, reported these privacy practices to Apple.