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This navigation app reads your oversize or overweight permit and provides turn-by-turn directions specifically along the approved route. It supports permits from all 50 states and is designed for heavy haul and pilot car drivers.
What's New in Honk! GPS for Oversize Permits
1.1.1
November 11, 2026
Height warnings now show how low the bridge is and how tall your load is. Step-by-step directions now show a picture for every turn along your route. Tap search to find, sort, and filter stops on your run.
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Unlimited oversize permit scans, billed yearly.
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FAQ
How does Honk read my permit?
Honk can read your permit by opening a PDF, taking a photo of each page, or scanning a QR code. The app typically processes the permit information in under a minute.
Does Honk help me find the start of my route?
Yes, if you are not already at the designated starting point of your permit route, Honk can guide you to it.
Can Honk navigate routes for all US states?
Yes, Honk is designed to read and navigate permits from all 50 states, accommodating the different permit formats each state uses.
What are the pricing options for Honk?
Your first permit scan is free. After that, you can purchase 5 permit scans for a one-time fee or opt for unlimited permits for one year via a subscription that renews annually.
Does Honk have ads?
No, Honk does not contain advertisements. The app is free to download and use for your first permit, with in-app purchases available for additional permit scans or unlimited annual access.
What devices does Honk support?
Honk is compatible with both iPhone and iPad devices. It also offers features like displaying the next turn on your Lock Screen and Apple Watch.
How often is Honk updated?
The latest version of Honk is 1.1.1, which was last updated on November 11, 2026. This indicates regular updates to improve functionality and support.
Is Honk suitable for pilot car drivers?
Yes, pilot car and escort drivers can utilize Honk. They can use the same permit as the main transport vehicle and follow the identical approved route.




