Every car on the map. The whole day on a timeline.
See where each driver is and what is left of their day. When a pickup runs long, Relay works out which later trip it puts at risk while there is still time to move it.
Run a sample day in Boise.
This is the real map and timeline, on a sample fleet. Hover to pause, click a car or a trip, and drag the playhead along the day.
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Drivers go on duty
Relay Dispatch reports where the car is during the trip, or the whole shift if you turn that on.
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Watch the board move
Every driver carries their face, the trips they have left, and a ring while they are out.
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Act before it is late
Delay alerts name the later trip at risk, while there is still time to hand it to someone else.
Scrub the day, back and forward
A timeline under the map, one row per vehicle. Drag back to see how the morning went, forward to see where the evening is heading, or press play and watch the day run in a minute.
Who is where, at a glance
Tap a driver for their shift, their next pickup and how fresh their last position is. Open any trip straight from the map.
One company, one set of trips.
Every part of Relay reads the same reservations, so nothing is typed twice.
Do drivers need a separate tracker?
No. Positions come from Relay Dispatch on the driver's phone.
Can I see drivers between jobs?
Yes, if you turn it on. A company setting extends location reporting from the trip to the whole shift.
Can I look back at yesterday?
Yes. Scrub back along the timeline, or replay any finished trip at the speed it was driven.
What does a delay alert tell me?
Which later trip a running-long pickup puts at risk, so you can move it while there is still time.
Ready to streamline your operations?
Request access and see how Relay streamlines booking, dispatch, and rider communication for your transportation business.