RouteDawg logistics
Route planning & freight intelligence
Plan multi-load routes and read the freight market.
Implemented · 1,795 tests collected.
Small trucking companies lose money when one high-paying load strands a truck far from its next job. The planning engine looks two and three loads ahead and ranks complete routes by what the carrier keeps after fuel; the intelligence layer turns thousands of postings into plain answers about markets, lanes and brokers.
Overview
Small trucking companies lose money when a high-paying load leaves a truck stranded far from its next job. The planning engine looks two and three loads ahead: it checks pickup times, empty miles and driver hours on every leg, then ranks complete routes by what the carrier actually keeps after fuel.
This system watches a live freight market and turns thousands of postings into plain answers: which markets are strong, which lanes pay, which brokers are reliable and which loads deserve a call. It also runs a simulated fleet to test whether smarter routing actually beats picking the nearest load.
Case studies
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Algorithms
Rules-aware multi-leg route planning
Implemented · heavily tested (static) · local
Small trucking companies lose money when a high-paying load leaves a truck stranded far from its next job. The planning engine looks two and three loads ahead: it checks pickup times, empty miles and driver hours on every leg, then ranks complete routes by what the carrier actually keeps after fuel.
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Data
Market analytics and dispatch simulation
Implemented · 1,795 tests collected · local
This system watches a live freight market and turns thousands of postings into plain answers: which markets are strong, which lanes pay, which brokers are reliable and which loads deserve a call. It also runs a simulated fleet to test whether smarter routing actually beats picking the nearest load.