DGMobi US Day&Ross

Who is the app best suited for: 


Trucker and courier drivers that pick up and deliver hazmat loads. 


Why? - 


Ensure compliance with 49 CFR when hauling HAZMAT – you’re responsible for every detail. Use DGMOBI to validate shipper declarations and calculate the correct placarding. Speed up inspections by presenting the summary manifest to inspectors. Available in English, French, and Spanish.

- Speed up HAZMAT inspections and avoid costly penalties. - Empower your Dangerous Goods transport with precision! Our powerful algorithm calculates the exact placarding needed for every DG load on your truck—ensuring compliance and safety every step of the way. Simply input the details, and we’ll handle the rest!"

- Effortlessly switch between English, French & Spanish user interface. 
- Application recalculates placarding based on addition and removal of the loads 
- Application complies with 49 CFR Danger placarding 
- includes segregation, and Toxic by Inhalation • Application adjusts the placard in accordance with the 1001 LB weight. 
-Stay compliant your way! DGMOBI offers three optimized placarding options—non-optimized, semi-optimized, and fully optimized—so you can confidently choose the perfect fit for your truck!"
- ERG 2024 is available at your fingertips 
– Immediate response in event of emergency. 
- Class 1 segregation included, DANGEROUS placard optimized accordingly. 
- Easily identify HRCQ loads and ensure the proper permits are in place.

- Avoid Hazmat infractions! Maintain Safety Points and Quick inspection turnaround. 
- Dispatchers can allocate orders directly from DGSMS web portal 
- All transactions are saved automatically for 3 years or till termination of license. 
- Drivers, don’t leave home without it! 

Get DGMOBI today—your ultimate tool for hassle-free placarding and HAZMAT compliance! Annual licenses start at just $57.99 per year, with lifetime licenses available on request. Simplify compliance and drive with confidence—don’t wait, download now!


Recent changes:
V4.2.1