Navigation for abnormal loads

Netherlands: every structure on time, with the condition

Enter your RDW exemption number and Truckroute fetches the permitted route. On the way, the app announces every structure for which the exemption sets a passage condition: at 2 km with the condition, again at 500 m and "Now" at the structure itself. You see the name, the hectometre and the text from the exemption, and the app speaks it. If one structure lies just behind another, you get them together, so no announcement comes too late.

Germany: every Auflage from your permit

Read in the PDF of your VEMAGS permit and choose the route part (Fahrtwegteil). Truckroute reads the conditions (Auflagen) per stretch of the route and announces them on the way in German, as they are in the permit: height, bridge, load limit, roadworks. With every Auflage you see which lane to use, whether there is a WVZ installation, whether the Auflage only applies at night, and which plan the safety measures follow.

Run through the trip in advance

With a German permit you can run through the whole trip in advance, as a simulation on the map, with every Auflage and instruction in its place. Next warning jumps from Auflage to Auflage. So before you leave, you know where it gets narrow or low and which escort is needed where.

Always on the permitted route

The navigation never deviates from your exemption or permit, not even for a traffic jam or closure: you get those as a warning. If you do leave the route, the app guides you back to the point where you left it. A cross-border trip, for example the Netherlands and Germany, becomes one continuous route. Everything about fetching and reading in permits is on abnormal loads.

The permit remains binding

Truckroute does not apply for an exemption or permit and does not replace the escort. In case of a difference, the permit itself always prevails, with its conditions and the instructions of the escort, the police and the road authority.

Read also

• Abnormal loads: from exemption to navigation: Fetch your Dutch exemption by its number, read in your Belgian or German permit as a PDF and navigate exactly along the permitted route.
• Route for abnormal loads: Enter the dimensions of your transport and Truckroute plans over the roads where the RDW can grant an exemption for them: height, width, length and weight.
• Plan a route over the RDW exemption roads (DWO): See which roads in the RDW DWO are green for your dimensions, and let Truckroute plan a door-to-door route over them straight away.