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One app where truckers rate stops, share the truth, and strike together.
Strike Review is a laid-back, no-BS app made for the trucking world. Review warehouses, truck stops, mechanics and more, see how places really treat drivers, and join community strikes when a spot goes too far.
“Make Trucking Great Again.”
Truck drivers
Owner-operators
Dispatchers & brokers
09:45
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4.7 · Warehouse
20 mi radius
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★ 2.3 · Last 7 days
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“4 hour unload, no restroom, parking is tight. Would avoid unless you have to come.”
“Night crew is chill but check-in is slow. Parking fills up by 7pm.”
Our Story
Strike Review started from the same feeling you’ve had pulling into a shipper or truck stop and thinking, “Alright, what am I walking into this time?”
We’ve lived the long waits, the bad attitudes, the “no parking, good luck” situations. Instead of just venting on the radio or in group chats, we wanted one simple place where truckers could share what actually happens and make that info useful for everyone else.
The mission is simple: give truckers a real voice, highlight the good spots, and call out the bad ones so they can’t hide.
At a glance
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Built for the trucking community
Not a generic review app — everything is built around how the road really works.
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Real reviews from real drivers
Honest takes on wait times, staff, parking, safety, and basic respect.
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Transparency and accountability
Good locations get love. Bad ones get attention — and sometimes a strike.
How Strike Review Works
No complicated dashboards, no corporate talk — just a clean app that fits into your day on the road.
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Find a location
Search warehouses, truck stops, gas stations, mechanics, rest areas and restaurants near your route or next stop.
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Read real reviews
See what other truckers just went through — from wait times and yard space to how the staff actually treats drivers.
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Leave your own review
Drop a rating, write what happened, and add a couple of photos so the next driver isn’t going in blind.
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Create or join a strike
If a place is really crossing the line, the community can start a strike, join in, and send a clear message together.
Why Truckers Use Strike Review
Everything inside the app is built around life on the road — simple, clear and actually helpful when you’re tired and on the clock.
Free Demo
Beta Testing
All the stops in one place
Warehouses, truck stops, gas stations, mechanics, rest areas and restaurants — mapped together for easier planning.
Community strikes
See where strikes are pending or active, and decide if you want to back them by avoiding that spot.
For drivers, O/Os, dispatchers & brokers
Whether you’re behind the wheel or planning loads, Strike Review helps everyone see the bigger picture.
Best / Worst view
Quickly flip between top-rated and most problematic locations nearby so you can choose your next stop with confidence.
Made for everyday use
Clean design, big buttons, and clear info — easy to use from the cab, even after a long day.
Join the Testing Community
Right now, Strike Review is in a FREE demo / beta phase. That means you can try it on real loads, tell us what works, and help decide what we build next.
Early users aren’t just testing an app — you’re helping set a new standard for how truckers should be treated on the road.
- Be the first to test new features and tweaks.
- Help make life easier for every driver who pulls into the same places you do.
- Give feedback directly to the team behind Strike Review.
Beta snapshot
We’re constantly polishing the app based on what truckers tell us — from small layout tweaks to big new features.
Status
Live · Free to use
Focus
Real-world trucking feedback
The earlier you hop in, the more your ideas and experiences can shape how Strike Review grows.
Download Strike Review
The app is FREE during the demo / beta phase. Grab it now, test it on your runs, and help your fellow drivers before it becomes standard across the industry.
Be part of the trucking community that refuses to stay silent.