Chrome extension · DAT One & Truckstop
See the rate.
Check the load.
Plan the route.
Drive Link brings deadhead-adjusted rate per mile, broker email and route shortcuts into the load boards you already use.
Rate per mile with deadhead
See adjusted RPM alongside supported postings to compare loads using the available trip and deadhead mileage.
Broker email through Gmail
Connect your Google account, set your template, and use a load's Email control to send a load inquiry to the displayed broker address.
Routes where you work
Open a lane in Google Maps or see a compact trip map in supported DAT load details. Maps are for planning and are not truck-specific navigation.
Broker factoring grades
Optional Checking displays available RTS factoring grades in supported load details. Grades can be unavailable or outdated and do not guarantee payment.
How the Google connection works
- Install Drive Link and open its Settings.
- Choose Connect Gmail and sign in to the Google account you want to send from.
- Allow permission to send email on your behalf. Drive Link also requests your Google account email address so you can see which account is connected.
- Review your template and the broker address before clicking Email. Clicking a send control sends the inquiry through your Gmail account.
Drive Link uses Gmail's send-only permission. It cannot read your inbox, and it does not send messages automatically. Google account access is subject to Google's approval and your organization's account policies.
You can sign out in Settings or revoke Drive Link's access in your Google Account. See our Privacy Policy for data use, storage, sharing and deletion details.
Built by Drive Link Dispatch
Drive Link is operated by Drive Link Dispatch. Questions about the extension or your Google connection? Email [email protected].
A separate DAT One or Truckstop subscription is required. Drive Link is an independent extension; Google, DAT, Truckstop and RTS do not endorse it.