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2 September 2026

TruckSmarter shutting down

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TruckSmarter shutting down

TruckSmarter said it is being acquired and that it is shutting down its driver app on Friday. AI chat-based interface, Dispatch, allows truck drivers to find and book shipments without navigating load boards. Drivers can ask questions to find loads and AI agents handle the bidding and booking. Over 500,000 carriers are using TruckSmarter’s platform, which includes a free load board. Automated email replies from TruckSmarter said active Dispatch subscriptions will be canceled on Friday, but that invoices paid in the past 30 days will be refunded within seven business days of cancellation.

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