Live roads & closures
National Highways closures and Street Manager permits, each with its source time
FreightIntel brings together public roadworks permits, port statistics and ship positions, fuel prices and HGV parking, each with its source and freshness. It is not a load board and does not predict arrivals.
Cited evidence of where freight demand is forming (operators only)
Live and historic closures, roadworks and permits
Vessel positions and port activity with cited evidence
Cited public planning and trade evidence
Planned feature, not yet available
Put vehicles where the next demand appears
Roadworks, port ship positions, fuel prices, HGV parking and driver chat, with every source named.
National Highways closures and Street Manager permits, each with its source time
Live vessel positions at 8 UK ports - evidence, never arrival promises
Seeded HGV stops and cited theft hotspots with a date on every record
Independent UK freight intelligence - live feeds and cited sources, nothing invented
Not yet. Parking sites are surveyed or mapped records with their source date, and occupancy only appears when a real sample exists for a stated window. No made-up fullness, ever.
Named public feeds: National Highways, DfT Street Manager, the official Fuel Finder API and AIS vessel positions. Every record carries its source and observation time.
UK HGV drivers and transport managers. Drivers get a day view, managers get a fleet board, and signup is self-serve with a work email.
26 Sept
The conditions behind the UK's 44-tonne HGV limit - axle counts, drive axle caps, road friendly suspension, engine standards and combined transport - and why most combinations cannot simply load to 44 tonnes.
26 Sept
DVSA checks lorries at the roadside for emissions cheat devices - 10 days to remove and repair, then a £300 fine and prohibition. How the checks work and why operators pay the real price.
26 Sept
Your licence authorises a maximum number of vehicles - not whatever you happen to be running. How the margin works, how to add vehicles properly, and the traps around operating centres.