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CELL COVERAGE

[Know where the bars stop]

[Your carrier's coverage on the map, so you plan for the dead zones.]

Verizon coverage near Moab

WHAT THE COLORS MEAN (VERIZON SHOWN)

Voice onlyCalls and texts, little or no data
4G LTEMaps, messages, most apps
5GFastest, mostly near towns

THE DETAILS

Two ways to read it

Your carrier, or every carrier compared.

Your carrier: AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile

YOUR CARRIER

Pick yours

AT&T, Verizon or T-Mobile.

Verizon coverage hexagons

ON THE MAP

Voice, 4G, 5G

Shaded by what works.

Carriers compared on the map

COMPARE

Best odds

Where one, two or all three report signal.

Briefing: 35% Verizon

BRIEFING

On your route

How much of a trip has signal.

YOUR CARRIER

Voice onlyCalls and texts
4G LTEMaps and messages
5GMostly near towns

COMPARED

1 carrierOnly one reports 4G or 5G
2 carriersTwo of the three
All 3 carriersYour best odds

ELSEWHERE

Spot cardsSignal at a dropped pin
Road cardsShare of the road covered
BriefingShare of the route covered

SCREENSHOTS

See it in the app

Click any screenshot to see what it shows.

WHERE THE ANSWERS COME FROM

Where coverage comes from

[Coverage is what the carriers report to the FCC for outdoor use. Real signal varies with terrain, weather and your phone.]

FCCFCC coverage mapsWhat each carrier reports
4G4G LTE and 5GMobile data
VVoiceCalls and texts

FROM THE TRAIL

[Drivers who didn't turn around]

[PLACE · ROAD]

“[THE BIG TESTIMONIAL, IN THEIR WORDS]”
[NAME]
[RIG] · [STATE]
“[TESTIMONIAL]”
[NAME]
[RIG] · [STATE]
“[TESTIMONIAL]”
[NAME]
[RIG] · [STATE]

Fair questions

Is it accurate?

It's what carriers report to the FCC for outdoor use. Canyons, trees and weather can block signal the map shows.

Which carriers?

AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile.

Truck on a road through pine forest

[Plan for the dead zones]