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project44

3.7· 21 reviews · Tracking & Visibility
· 103 reviews on TruckMyApps
3.0out of 5

Adonis Kerluke's review of project44

Bottom line: customer support is hit-or-miss - some reps are lifesavers, others vanish when a critical shipment needs attention. I run a 75-truck fleet in the Pacific Northwest and that inconsistency actually costs us: one morning a border delay was handled quickly with real updates, but a similar late pickup two weeks later took nearly 48 hours to get traction and drivers sat idle. The platform gives solid location and ETA data, which I rely on, yet the human layer - slow escalations, frequent transfers, rotating contacts - is what creates friction. When you do connect with someone who knows the ropes they're willing to dig in and follow through, so I'm torn; good moments show real value, bad ones feel avoidable. Mixed feelings here, so this lands at a 3/5 for me.

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Moshe FramiJan 2026

Bottom line: the mobile app gets the job done most days but frustrates just as often. The live tracking and ETA updates are usually trustworthy - when the signal holds - and that reliability has bailed me out of a few scheduling headaches. I've been running a 120-truck fleet in the Midwest for 25 years, and my drivers openly grumble about buried buttons, long forms, and a check-in flow that spits them back to the map at the worst moment. Offline mode will queue updates but occasionally loses last-mile proof, and leaving GPS on for an eight-hour shift drains phones faster than it should. I keep project44 in our stack for the network reach and cleaner data, yet the everyday UX still feels like a compromise rather than something drivers enjoy using.

Vivian RaynorJan 2026

During a three-day port strike in Seattle last December, project44’s near-real-time ETAs pointed us to alternate carriers and saved two long deadhead runs. The platform is expensive - the annual fees and integration costs pushed our budget - but the reduction in detention charges and recovered driver hours meant we recouped most of it within a few months. Four stars: cost is high for a 30-truck fleet, yet that single accuracy in ETA and carrier data made the expenditure worthwhile.

Jalon KingJan 2026

Last Tuesday a scheduled pickup disappeared from project44's live map an hour before arrival and the ETA froze while the receiver charged us a detetion fee. I manage 15 trucks in the Southeast and after five years of juggling tight lanes, the stale location data and missed alerts cost us a same-day window and one important account. Support was slow to respond and the systen's unrealiable updates make it risky to depend on for time-critical moves.

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