Drivewyze 2017

Bypass Restrictions

Where can you receive bypasses?

Please be aware, some states have specific bypass restrictions. In this case, drivers must ignore bypass commands and pull in.

Drivewyze provides bypasses in 43 operational and in progress states. If you'd like to view specific states or sites, click the map below to view the live coverage map.

Learn More

To learn more about how Drivewyze works, watch the video below.

Safety

More than 700 sites participate in the Drivewyze Bypass Program.

You will receive 2-mile and 1-mile heads up notifications, indicated by a blue banner, at these sites.

At these Drivewyze sites you will receive one of three instructions:

Bypass Granted 

You may bypass the site

Bypass Not Granted

Pull into site unless closed

Follow Road Signs

Bypass instruction given on electronic sign

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At Non-Drivewyze Sites

Sites not participating in the Drivewyze Bypass Program give the following notifications.

2-mile and 1-mile heads up notifications with no blue banner.

You will then receive a follow road signs instruction.

Using Drivewyze with a Transponder

If you are using a bypass transponder supported by the site you will receive the following instruction

If you are ever requested to show your most recent Drivewyze instruction, simply tap on the stopwatchicon located in the top-right corner of the screen.

If your fleet has opted into the Florida Ag bypass program, you may receive a conditional bypass. You can bypass unless you are hauling: agriculture, aquaculture, horticulture, livestock, or refrigerated units.

Privacy

Bypass requests only submit license plate, VIN, and USDOT. Driver information is NOT shared. Bypass event logs are not certified for speed enforcement and cannot be used to issue speeding tickets.

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