1. Start in LiteMap
Create or edit a truck route quickly, compare choices, add waypoints, and save it to a project.
The connected ecosystem
One route. One connected record.
The field-to-permit path is not a collection of disconnected tools. It is a deliberate handoff from capture to analysis, delivery, execution, and external permitting support.
- Step 1SolTecField operationsField operations
- Step 2aMeasurePROLiDAR field captureHardware
- Step 2bProfilingPRORoad-profile captureAvailable
- Step 2cSweptPROSwept-path analysisEnterprise
- Step 2dLoadPROAxle-load planningIn development
- Step 3RoadScopeRoute intelligence hubPlatform hub
- Step 4Client PortalInteractive deliveryAvailable
- Step 5RoadScope NavigatorConvoy executionOperator+
- Step 6Nova PermitsExternal permitting partnerExternal partner
Core RoadScope workflow
LiteMap → RouteGen → MapPro
2. Tailor with RouteGen
Send supported vehicle dimensions and gross weight to routing providers while retaining axle count and hazardous-material declarations in the evidence.
Live providers do not currently apply axle-count or hazardous-material declarations as routing restrictions. Routing is best effort; Google may partially ignore supported restrictions, and availability varies by geography.
3. Review in MapPro
Bring bridges, overpasses, culverts, wires, high-voltage lines, restrictions, road events, and field evidence into a deeper review.
Data can be incomplete or stale. RoadScope does not issue permits, certify structural capacity, approve routes, or guarantee safety.
Follow the dotted route
Every handoff has a purpose
Each waypoint carries forward the evidence and decisions made before it. RoadScope is the intelligence hub—not the only stop on the journey.
- Step 2dIn development
LoadPRO
Axle-load planning
The axle-load planning companion in development for configuration and jurisdiction checks.
Evidence stays connected
Capture, profile, simulation, and load-planning context can inform the same RoadScope project record.
The route keeps moving
A client-ready route can become an execution route in RoadScope Navigator without rebuilding the story.
Permitting is a clear handoff
Nova Permits is an external permitting partner—not a RoadScope feature or internal workflow.
Not just a mapping tool. The engineering hub of a connected heavy transport workflow.
RoadScope is the central intelligence layer in a purpose-built heavy transport ecosystem — connecting field capture, route analysis, team collaboration, client delivery, and route execution into a single, connected workflow.
Where generic tools stop at "how do I get from A to B," RoadScope helps teams ask better questions: Which candidate reflects this vehicle profile? What constraints and evidence are documented? What still needs field verification or professional review?
Created by SolTec Innovation Inc., RoadScope connects optional MeasurePRO LiDAR field capture, route intelligence and client delivery, and RoadScope Navigator route execution in one heavy transport workflow.
Note: RoadScope is not a generic navigation app, a dashcam product, or a fleet tracker. It is professional route feasibility infrastructure for the heavy transport industry.
Build the route story your team can defend.
Explore RoadScope capabilities or talk through the workflow with our team.