Route One GO

Manage fleet compliance, visibility, safety, routing, permits, and reporting through tools that can scale with your operation.

Explore financing for new or used trucks and trailers with lender matching and expert support through the application and paperwork process.

Route One GO

Route One GO is an all-in-one trucking platform for owner-operators and fleets, bringing ELD compliance, GPS tracking, AI dash cams, truck navigation, permits, and other fleet tools together in one account and dashboard. Customers can choose the products they need and add more as their fleet grows. Its tools include an FMCSA-registered ELD, compatible vehicle and trailer trackers, safety video and coaching, truck-specific navigation, permit services and estimates, and IFTA reporting. The platform supports operations from a single truck to enterprise fleets, with plans, hardware requirements, and features varying by product.

Category: Fleet Management Software

• Manage Fleet Tools From One Dashboard
  Access supported fleet tools and information through one account and dashboard instead of managing each Route One GO product separately.
• Support FMCSA Compliance
  Use an ELD product registered on the FMCSA's official provider list, with devices described as meeting stated requirements for recording and transferring data.
• See Vehicle And Trailer Locations
  View live locations and activity for tracked vehicles and trailers from a fleet dashboard, including trailers when unhooked if equipped with the Tail Light GPS Tracker.
• Spot Risky Driving Events
  Use AI alerts to surface driving events and review relevant footage by driver, vehicle, or severity.
• Capture Road And Cabin Footage
  Record road and driver-facing cabin views to provide video context for incidents and safety reviews.
• Plan Routes Around Truck Restrictions
  Enter truck details to receive routes suited to the vehicle and its restrictions, with warnings about low bridges, weight limits, and other truck limitations.
• Request Permits For Loads And Routes
  Request permits for a range of load and travel needs, including oversize, overweight, trip, fuel, alcohol transport, and super loads, for states along the route.
• Get Permit Requirements Reviewed And Filed
  Have the permit team check state requirements for the submitted load and route, confirm the permits needed, and handle filing after quote approval.
• Record HOS And Sync Logs Offline
  Automatically capture hours-of-service information, reduce manual logging, and continue recording without coverage until the app can sync.
• Complete Inspections Digitally
  Complete DVIRs through the driver app and keep vehicle inspection records organized and available when needed.
• Show Logs At Inspections
  Make records of duty status available in the app or transfer them electronically when presenting logs during roadside inspections.
• Get Alerts Before HOS Limits
  Receive advance notice as a driver approaches an HOS limit, giving the operation an opportunity to review the situation before a violation occurs.
• Organize Quarterly IFTA Information
  Use state mileage, diesel purchase records, and quarterly tax rates to review calculated amounts by jurisdiction and organize reporting history. The calculator's report is for reference, not an official IFTA filing.
• Start Logging For Free
  Begin with core ELD compliance tools at no monthly plan cost and choose optional upgrades as fleet needs change.
• Review Routes And Stops
  Use route, stop, activity, and timestamped location records to check where a vehicle or asset has been and when.
• Install Trackers For Supported Assets
  Connect the vehicle tracker to a power source or install the tail-light model through its standard plug, according to the tracker type.
• Maintain Reports When Unpowered
  Use the backup battery to support location reporting when the tracker is unpowered, with reporting guaranteed for up to three months as stated.
• Find And Retrieve Relevant Clips
  Search footage by vehicle, driver, date, or event to locate and retrieve clips for review and coaching.
• Prioritize Drivers By Risk
  Use fleet rankings to identify who needs attention and adjust scoring weights for stated driving behaviors according to fleet priorities.
• Coach Drivers And Track Progress
  Review event footage during coaching and follow changes in driver and fleet safety scores over time.
• Download Permits And Share Approved Routes
  Retrieve state permit PDFs, written route descriptions, and route maps from the account, and share approved route map links with drivers.
• Compare Estimated Permit Costs By Route
  Compare truck routes and estimated permit fees by state before a trip. Estimates are for planning purposes; a specialist can confirm pricing for the specific load.
• Add Tools As Your Fleet Grows
  Start with selected products and add tools or vehicles as the operation changes, with enterprise options available for larger fleets.
• Get Alerts When Assets Cross Zones
  Set boundaries around important locations and receive alerts when tracked assets enter or leave those areas.
• Share Live Location Links
  Send customers or brokers a link to view an asset's live location without providing access to the Route One GO account.
• Support Tracking With Connectivity And Protection
  Use 4G location reporting with the tail-light model and receive the stated water, dust, and shock resistance. The vehicle tracker bundle includes a SIM and 12 months of service.
• View Live Video And Vehicle Location
  Check live road and cabin views and see vehicle location alongside video, with location sharing available when needed.
• Keep Recording And Upload Events
  Use onboard storage to continue recording without cellular signal and upload flagged events when coverage returns. Infrared night vision supports low-light recording.
• Plan Stops And Compare Route Costs
  Plan trips with multiple waypoints or compare truck routes, mileage, and estimated permit fees before a trip. Estimator results are preliminary and are not permits or approved routes.
• Find Fuel Prices And Truck Stops
  Compare fuel prices along a route and locate truck stops and other useful places for trip planning.
• Check Upcoming Weigh Stations
  See upcoming weigh stations and their statuses in advance to help drivers prepare.
• Navigate Without Network Coverage
  Continue routing in areas without a signal using offline maps.
• Submit Requests And Reach Support Anytime
  Send permit requests and reach the support team around the clock, including when a load needs attention outside regular business hours.
• Submit Requests With Saved Fleet Details
  Enter load and route information in one request flow and reuse saved company, truck, trailer, and order details on future requests.
• Connect A Compatible ELD
  Pair the driver app with a compatible device connected to the truck's diagnostic port to record driving activity.
• Monitor Vehicles While Parked
  Use standby mode and parked recording to monitor vehicles outside driving periods.
• Connect Across Supported Vehicle Types
  Use the stated OBD-II and J1939 compatibility across supported vans and heavy trucks, with diagnostic-port connection and windshield mounting.
• Navigate With Traffic And Community Alerts
  Access live traffic information and community alerts while planning and navigating routes.
• Navigate On Mobile In 12 Languages
  Use the app on iOS or Android and choose from 12 supported languages in the settings.
• Review A Quote Before Filing
  Review the request quote and approve it before the permit team files; fees vary with the state, load, route, and dates.
• Request Permits Or Speak With A Specialist
  Move from an estimate to a permit request with help from the permit team, or ask a specialist to discuss and confirm pricing for the load.
• Get Hardware And Return Coverage
  Receive a one-year warranty for hardware malfunction and a 30-day period to return the tracker for a refund, subject to the stated return condition.
• Connect Fleet Data And Expand Management
  Use supported integrations or enterprise options such as custom API integrations, advanced analytics, and dedicated account management.
• Connect With Supported Insurance Providers
  Integrate directly with CoverWhale and Nirvana for the stated insurance-related use.
• Manage Permits Without Installing Software
  Use the permit service through the Route One GO Fleet Portal without installing or receiving hardware or software.

Truck and trailer financing

Route One GO helps transportation companies finance new and used trucks and trailers. The process begins with a soft credit check that does not affect the applicant's credit score. The team reviews the business and credit profile, identifies suitable options from a network of more than 60 lenders, and handles lender coordination and paperwork. Applicants complete a short credit application, review available options, then sign and collect the truck or trailer after the lender pays the dealer. Stated qualification criteria include a credit score of 650 or higher, at least two years of transportation experience, and ownership of at least one truck.

• Explore Options Without Affecting Your Credit Score
  Applicants can explore financing options without an initial impact to their credit score. A hard check is performed later only if they choose to proceed with a lender.
• Finance New Or Used Trucks And Trailers
  Transportation companies can explore financing options for new and used trucks and trailers.
• Compare Options From 60+ Lenders
  The team identifies potential lender matches based on the applicant's business and credit profile and shares available financing options.
• Let An Expert Handle Lenders And Paperwork
  A financing expert coordinates with lenders and manages paperwork while the applicant reviews and signs.
• Move From Application To Vehicle Pickup
  Applicants complete an application, review available options, and sign. The lender then sends funds to the dealer, and the applicant picks up the truck or trailer.
• Check The Stated Qualification Criteria
  Review the stated requirements before applying: a credit score of 650 or higher, at least two years of transportation experience, and ownership of at least one truck. The team can offer guidance to applicants unsure whether they qualify.