Lane Alertsby RouteAware

Free lane monitoring for freight brokers

Know your lane before your load does.

On a dry van there’s no reefer unit. The outside air is your cargo temperature, and one cold night between pickup and delivery can cost a food-grade load. Lane Alerts watches the whole corridor, not just the endpoints, and emails you when it’s time to look closer.

  • ❄️ Freeze windows along the actual route
  • 🌩️ NWS severe weather on your corridor
  • 🚧 Major closures and jams
  • 📬 Checked hourly — emailed only on change

Email-only alerts · 60-day monitoring · USA lanes

What to watch

With a date we focus checks around it; without one we watch the next few days on a rolling basis.

Free. We email you a confirm link first; once you click it, checks run hourly and you’re emailed only when something changes. Your manage and unsubscribe link comes in the welcome email.

How it works

1

Create your lane alert

Origin city, destination city, your email. Pick what to watch — freeze, heat, severe weather, traffic.

2

We watch your route 24/7

Hourly checks of weather, official advisories, and traffic along your whole route.

3

Get alerts that matter

Email alerts only when conditions need attention.

What lands in your inbox

A plain verdict, the specific stretch of road, the time window, and what to do about it. No dashboards to babysit — the email is the product.

❄️ Lane Alerts: Dallas, TX → Denver, CO — freeze risk

Lane Alerts <alerts@lanealert.app>

ActThis lane needs a closer look.

Freeze window on your corridor

24–29°F between Amarillo and Raton Pass, Thu 11pm–Fri 8am. If this load is riding a dry van, that window overlaps likely transit.

Worth a call to the carrier about protect-from-freeze, or a look at reefer options for this run.

Manage this watch · Unsubscribe · You created this watch at lanealert.app

Straight answers

Is it free?
Yes. No paid tiers, no credit card.
What data do you keep?
Your email and your lanes. We never sell them. Lanes expire after 60 days.
How often do you check, and how often do you email?
Every lane is checked hourly. You get an email only when something changes.
Will you flood my inbox?
No. At most one update per lane per day, plus an immediate email if a new risk appears or your lane's verdict gets worse, and one wrap-up when your pickup date passes.
Why haven't I gotten any alerts?
Nothing on your lane has changed. The manage page linked in every email shows its current verdict.
Where does it work?
USA lanes. Severe-weather alerts come from the National Weather Service.
Do I need an account?
No. Every email has a private manage link to edit, pause, or delete your lane.