Hammer: Truck GPS & Maps

Hammer: Truck GPS & Maps

TruckersReport.com
4.7
Maps & Navigation
1,000,000+ Downloads

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How this was scored

Truck-focused navigation

Hammer: Truck GPS & Maps is a navigation app for commercial drivers who need routes that account for vehicle restrictions rather than treating every vehicle like a car. It supports truck profiles using details such as height, weight, length, axle count and cargo type, then provides turn-by-turn directions with spoken guidance and lane information.

Useful route planning tools

The app is suited to long-haul drivers and fleet workers travelling through the United States, Canada and Mexico. It can help plan routes with multiple stops and custom waypoints, while offering map views designed for use in the cab, including landscape and satellite views. Traffic, weather, accidents and road closures can inform rerouting when conditions change.

  • Locate truck stops, fuel stations, weigh stations, rest areas and truck parking
  • Check available place information such as diesel prices, opening hours and amenities
  • Receive alerts for weigh stations and speed limits
  • Use offline maps when mobile data is unavailable

Who it suits

Hammer is a practical fit for drivers who want truck-aware routing and road-service information in one app. Offline map access is useful on routes with weak coverage, while dark mode and spoken directions support driving in lower-light conditions. The app is less relevant to ordinary car navigation, where its commercial-vehicle settings may add unnecessary detail.

Measured reception

Developed by TruckersReport.com, Hammer has recorded 1,000,000+ installs and a rating of 4.69 out of 5 from 64,307 ratings. That gives it a substantial user base among the truck-navigation audience, with its main point of distinction being the focus on vehicle dimensions, restrictions and truck-specific stops.