Know about the roadworks before you're stuck in them.
Clearway Alerts sends a push notification when roadworks or closures land on your saved jobs, addresses and routes. It is made for people whose working day runs on the road.
Android and iPhone
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Temporary traffic lights
A5 Watling Street, near your 14:00 job in CV21. Lights in place until 16:30.
Road closure on your Thursday run
Mill Lane is closed 08:00 to 17:00. Two of your drops are on the signed diversion.
Your week ahead
7 works across 3 saved places. 2 could add time to your jobs.
Example alerts. Real ones name the road, the works and the times.
How it works
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STEP 1
Save a place or route
Add a customer's address, a depot or a run you drive every week.
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STEP 2
Choose when to hear
Free gives you an alert the day before. Pro adds warnings days ahead and a 2-hour warning.
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STEP 3
Get the alert
A push notification names the road, what is happening and the times, so you can move a job or leave earlier.
Made for people who drive for a living
Tradespeople
Find out if the road to tomorrow's job is dug up before you load the van.
Delivery drivers and couriers
Reorder a drop or set off earlier before a closure eats into your slot.
Taxi and private hire
Hear about closures on the station, airport and school runs you do again and again.
Small businesses with vehicles
Share saved places with your team so everyone gets the same warning.
Pricing
Start free with one place. Move to Pro when roadworks cost you more than £6 a month.
Free
£0
- 1 saved place or route
- Alert the day before
Pro
£6 / month
- Unlimited places and routes
- Alerts days ahead, plus a 2-hour warning
- Team sharing
- Weekly summary
Prices shown are the plan for launch and may change before the app opens.
Built on official data
Alerts come from DfT Street Manager open data for works on local roads in England, and from National Highways for closures on motorways and major A roads. Scotland and Wales come next.