WALCOTT, IOWA — CAT Scale Company has developed an application for Android smartphones that will allow drivers to weigh their truck without leaving the cab.
The new Weigh My Truck™ application allows drivers to weigh their truck, pay for the transaction via PayPal® and get the weights displayed right on their smartphone. The app will also email a PDF copy scale ticket or weight information text file to up to five email addresses the driver specifies. If a driver needs a hard copy scale ticket, they can still pick up a printed CAT Scale ticket at the fuel desk within an hour after weighing using the Weigh My Truck™ application.
The new application is currently being tested and will be available to the trucking public in June. Drivers will be able to create an account online that will store basic truck information and email preferences as well as keep a record of past weigh transactions.
More information about the new Weigh My Truck™ app can be found online at http://www.weighmytruck.com. An iPhone version of the application will also be developed.
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