Favorite apps

Comdata for finding cheapest fuel.

Facebook also has some states listed for dot sting locations.

 

Trucker path, cat scale and ta/petro app since i can wait in my truck if there is a wait on showers

 

Truckers path

 

Truckers Path
Cat Scales
Google Maps

 

MyRadar
Whichever truck stop you fancy
Google maps
Scale buddy
Flashlight
Dragon(for voice to text)

 

511 Traffic (do search) Many listings Listings of 511 for states/city’s

HazMat Hero McNeil & Company Helps with Placards

MyDat Trucker Truck stop and fuel price finder

Truckers Axle Weight Calc Global Can of Worms

Lookout Security and AntiVirus Mobile Security

Expense Manager Bishinews

ERG 2012 (use caps) National Library of Med HazMat Response for Accidents

WiFi Analyzer Kevin Yun

Thermo King Dealer ThermoKing Reefer

Carrier Transicold Carrier corp Reefer

Blue Beacon Blue Beacon

IdleAir KnoxGuru

Drive Axle Eleos Tech. Scanning documents (works on tablet)

Smart Voice Recorder Smart Mob

SpeedTest Ookla

Skype Mobile

Advanced Task Killer

TV Antenna Helper

Radio FM RadioFM

DocuSIgn DocuSign Sign and send Documents

Checkbook Digital Life Solutions

Recap + WarSOFT Apps

Adobe Reader Adobe

Planner Plus Appxy

Map Coordinates S & S Development Tap on Map to Lat/Long

 

Check out roadbreakers for parking app

 

There are a number of Apps related to radiation. Others capable with a attachment viewing thermal in your cell phone. In really difficult night time weather you can have the phone helping out on the dash looking for Deer and things of that nature. There are accelerometers inside the phone where you can find level, speed of ascent and descent on a mountain and so forth.

OTher apps deal with the AIrlines, Trains, Police etc. No scanner in truck necessary, you have it all on your phone with the right software. I imagine by now you can get into your 18 wheeler's software sensors and learn how it's doing. But most if not all companies prefer you to not even get into the systems inside the 18 wheeler. Some will fire you if they detected you roaming inside looking at the injectors and so on.

Regarding the radiation, don't let them catch you scanning the seafood with it. I understand that the Pacific is thoroughly irradiated and will not improve any time soon due to Fukushima-Daichi's multiple meltdowns from a few years ago.

 

There is a new app I keep hearing advertised on road dog but I never remember when I stop.

Basically you and your buddies register on it and when you get within 50 miles of each other it alerts you.

I've passed pretty close to some guys one here I wouldn't mind buying a beer for but didn't know till the end of the day.

Anyone know/try this app?