Mount it once
A compact unit stays in the vehicle and powers up with the vehicle instead of depending on a driver's personal phone.
Sucky Roads Fleet · Coming Soon
Put road sensing in the vehicles already driving every day.
Sucky Roads Fleet is a planned dedicated road-measurement system for city vehicles, service fleets, utilities, delivery vehicles, and other organizations that regularly cover the same roads.
Coming Soon: Fleet hardware, cellular service, fleet dashboards, and commercial plans are still in development and are not available for purchase or deployment yet.
The idea
A small dedicated box. Automatic road data.
The planned Fleet unit is a compact vehicle-mounted sensor that can collect road-condition data without tying up an employee's phone. The prototype concept combines motion sensing, GPS, local processing, and a cellular connection in one small device powered by the vehicle.
Measure automatically
Motion sensors and GPS evaluate bumps, rough pavement, and repeat problem areas while the vehicle follows its normal route.
Send compact data
Processed road events can be uploaded over cellular service, with bandwidth kept small enough for practical fleet deployment.
Why Fleet
Coverage where ordinary app traffic may be thin.
Public works trucks, utility vehicles, school transportation, service fleets, and other regularly driven vehicles could repeatedly measure roads that may not receive enough crowdsourced phone passes.
Consistent coverage
Vehicles that drive the same territory every day can build dependable before-and-after road evidence.
Dedicated sensors
A fixed device creates a more consistent mounting environment than a phone moving between cupholders, pockets, and dashboards.
Repair verification
Repeated passes could show when a rough segment improves after patching, resurfacing, or other road work.
Fleet dashboard
Planned tools can summarize device health, coverage, data use, road priorities, and collection activity without exposing individual drivers publicly.
Planned Fleet pricing
The pieces we expect to price.
We are intentionally leaving dollar amounts off until prototype and pilot testing tells us the true hardware, cellular, installation, and support costs. Fleet pricing is expected to be built around these three parts.
Pricing coming later
The dedicated road-sensing box installed in each vehicle.
- Motion sensing and GPS
- Local event processing
- Vehicle power connection
- Enclosure and mounting hardware
Pricing coming later
Connectivity for sending compact road events without using an employee's phone.
- Cellular connection per Fleet unit
- Compact processed uploads
- Device health and online status
- Usage sized from real beta data
Pricing coming later
The management tools used to turn vehicle coverage into useful road information.
- Fleet dashboard
- Coverage and road-priority views
- Repair verification and reporting
- Municipal and GIS options as developed
Current status
Prototype planning—not a live product yet.
- Hardware enclosure and sensor package are still being prototyped.
- Cellular bandwidth is being measured with the Android beta first.
- Fleet management and municipal tools are planned after core road detection is proven.
- No fleet units are currently being sold, installed, or represented as production-ready.