Roadside businesses, on the driver’s screen

Listings along the route, while the navigation runs.

WAY-LOO is a navigation app for heavy-vehicle and car drivers. Before a route is set it shows nearby businesses; once a route is set, only the ones inside the route corridor.

It works in eight languages and the user picks the language — there is no default language.

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Who it is for

Driver
You use it without an account. Pick a language and a vehicle type and set off. The driver side is entirely free.
For drivers
Roadside business
Restaurant, fuel station, tyre service, hotel. Your listing appears on the screen of the driver on that road; you write the text once, in one language.
For businesses
Shipper
You post the load you need carried. No business registration: a verified phone number and a display name are enough.
For shippers

How it works

Pick your language and vehicle
No sign-up. The vehicle type decides which listings and which warnings you see; drivers of vans, trucks and articulated lorries also see cargo listings.
Enter a destination, get a route
Once the route is set, the listings on screen come only from the route corridor. Anything that would not change your path stays out of sight.
See them on the road
Listing cards appear along the left edge as you drive. Tap for details; choosing “directions” adds the place as a waypoint, so your destination is not lost.

Map with a route, a listing card on the left edge and the action button at the bottom right — Navigation screen — route and a roadside listing card

What it rests on

Eight languages, no default
Arabic, Kurdish, Turkish, Persian, English, German, Bulgarian, Russian. After a language is chosen, not one word appears in another.
Routing with heavy-vehicle dimensions
When the vehicle’s height, width and weight are entered, the route takes them into account.
Weigh station layer from our own data
Official lists, OpenStreetMap and driver reports are combined; only verified records are published. The layer is incomplete and growing.
Drivers pay nothing
There is no fee, no subscription and no account on the driver side. The business that posts the listing pays.