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Drivers check MileCheck for closures and pass conditions before they head out. There are two ways to put your business in front of them. The app itself has no ads.
Audience and traffic
Who sees MileCheck, and how many
Real counts for milecheckapp.com, refreshed every week. Dates are next to each number.
From Google Analytics, refreshed weekly (last on Nov 9). Sitewide totals, not views of one sponsored placement. Time on the site is the average length of a visit.
Corridor boards: none is installed in a store yet, so there are no board viewer counts to show. A board runs all day on one TV in one store. We will publish counts per board once boards are live.
Option 1
Sponsor a corridor board TV
A corridor board is a road-conditions TV for a truck stop, travel center or diner. It shows live DOT closures, crashes and cameras for the highway outside, with one sponsor bar. We are signing up the first stores now.
The I-84 board up close.
$99 a month per screen. One sponsor per screen. Billing starts when the screen is live.
Option 2
Sponsor the monthly Highway Report
Once a month we email each state's reported closures, crashes and roadwork to readers who asked for it. Each issue has one sponsor. See the October report.
Price: $99 for one issue. One sponsor per issue. Pay by card and tell us the month you want, or email for the next open month.
Choose where your business appears
Tell us the highway, town or state you want to reach. We'll suggest the board or issue that fits. A corridor board is $99 a month per screen, billed once it's live. The Highway Report is $99 per issue, one sponsor per issue.
Run a truck stop or diner and want a free board for your store? See boards for stores. Want the road data itself? See MileCheck for business. Questions? sales@milecheckapp.com
Our mission
Become the trusted source for road information across North America, from today’s closures to next season’s roadwork.
What we do
We put every state’s Department of Transportation data in one place, on your phone, in your car and in your browser.
Our values
- No ads in the app. Our website is free to use, so it has a clearly marked sponsor slot to help pay for it, without pop-ups.
- Road data, not your data. We collect road data from state DOTs, not data about you. You don’t need an account, your mile marker is calculated on your phone, your trip history stays there, and we never sell your data.
- Only what’s needed. Weather sends your approximate location to the National Weather Service, route planning sends your location and destination to Google, and wildfire alerts send a location rounded to about 7 miles only if you turn them on. Sentry receives anonymous crash reports, we count feature use without location or identity, and Apple or Google handles subscriptions.
- Built for real roads. Nearly every feature exists because someone on a real road asked for it.
More in our privacy policy and our story.